Sentence examples for sometimes solved from inspiring English sources

When Nelson sat beside his desk and encouraged him, he sometimes solved problems, but as she moved on he put his head down and dropped his pencil.

A&E eventually ran them all in blocks (sometimes right after Murder, She Wrote re-runs); in Cold Case Files, for example, narrator Bill Kurtis's soothing voice read out the details of some egregious crime that was sometimes solved in an hour or a half-hour... or sometimes not.

While they do exist in numerous cases (and are sometimes solved in unexpected ways like when Chinese personal mobility startup Ninebot bought Segway), what is equally important here is to realize that the supply chain is a weapon.

Although sometimes solved by engineering the expression host (e.g. providing rare tRNA pools [6]) or using improved expression cassettes with strong or tissue-specific promoters, most of these problems are gene-specific, requiring direct modification of the coding sequence.

Note that these two sub-problems are sometimes solved in a two-step manner (that is, detection and then connection) and sometimes solved in a one-step manner (that is, detection and connection is done simultaneously).

In forensic reports, this is sometimes solved by diagnosing a co-morbid Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Other Specified (PDD-NOS).

We can sometimes solve this situation by paying off the back taxes with a six- or 12-month merchant cash advance loan before the borrower gets the S.B.A. loan.

In the simulations, the robots look a lot like steel versions of human beings, but judging from the clips I saw they sometimes solve problems in very different ways than we do.

The boldest tastemakers among the scholar-critics sometimes solve the problem by working up big ideas overarching theories of quality that govern their evaluations, regardless of what the public, and perhaps even their own private affinity, favors.

The trouble is that countries with rainforests tend to lack pharmacological expertise, and the big drug firms that have the know-how are all based in countries without rainforests.Unscrupulous western researchers sometimes solve the problem by stealing plants from poor countries.

These objective functions along with the constraints can be conflicting and sometimes solving these problems is difficult (if not impossible).