Sentence examples for the problem to put from inspiring English sources

The problem, to put it bluntly, is that Asia does not need the I.M.F.

So, for the small companies there's the problem to put the idea of interoperability in this market.

Incorporating a new tree to Drosophila B could easily add enough splits to the problem to put it well beyond the reach of our technique.

Learners try to formulate the required problem to put sentence cards in the card slot at the bottom of this area.

They were not to forget the need to reduce waste, to burden those who contribute most to the problem, and to put the incinerator near the political power center as a "clever" means of ensuring compliance with environmental standards.

Everyone opened one spade with the South hand, and the problem was to put on the brakes at a safe level.

Seventeen died in the area around Douglas. "The federal government continues to think that the only way to solve the problem is to put more agents on the border," said Ray Borane, the city's mayor.

Businesses that recognise the scale of the problem have to put pressure on others to act and the thousands of active NGOs need to start working together to create change, rather than each pushing their own particular agendas.

"The federal government continues to think that the only way to solve the problem is to put more agents on the border," he said.

There is always the problem of, to put it mildly, my mercurial temper.

Leading security researchers have called on eBay to take immediate action over dangerous listings, as the problem continues to put users at risk.