Sentence examples for taking a problem from inspiring English sources

"We expected a different approach, to reduce social exclusion and economic problems, instead of taking a problem and moving it from one place to another".

An AI programmer begins by taking a problem a computer is meant to solve and breaking it down into smaller tasks, to be dealt with by particular subsystems.

An important factor here is the way that, at its best, the design process involves taking a problem apart, as if it has never been looked at before.

"They're taking a problem and turning it into an opportunity -- that's brilliant," said Steven Chercover, a senior analyst at D.A. Davidson in Portland, Ore., who tracks the paper and forest products industries.

When taking a problem-oriented and trans-domain approach, a cluster of other integration dimensions are implicated.

(A) Paper instrument: A pocket-sized, foldable brochure (Figs. 1 and 2) was designed to facilitate taking a problem-based history with PSPs in the ED.

Or take a problem that bedevils the oil-and-gas industry.

"I think we took a problem and made it a crisis," Mr. Corzine said.

He takes a problem and looks at it from different angles.

"I like the idea that you can take a problem and turn it into something desirable," Roosegaarde adds.

She takes a problem, cuts it into pieces and tries to find a solution, often heavily technical and always very detailed.