Examples of using As the problem in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
dealing with it is something quite tricky as the problem could be different for every individual.
Geek Squad agent Derek Meister claims that many people mistakenly identify a slow system as the problem when“it's actually not the computer,[but]
Nowadays, scientists raise awareness about polluted air in mega cities as the problem has recently become very acute.
Super Nerd Joe Richey claims that many people mistakenly identify a slow system as the problem when“it's actually not the computer,
Don't even mention about the fusion of the magic force, as the problem lay on his ability to preserve his life.
with the amount of time required increasing as the problem grows larger.
Their numbers are perhaps one-tenth ours at any point in the space/time continuum, as the problem of spiritual entropy causes them to experience constant disintegration of their social memory complexes.
A lack of action that could prove to be positive in the end, as the problem can be gotten through.
try to do the soft reset procedure while your device is charging as the problem might be a combination of system crash
remains available to face Albion as the problem was not aggravated against Everton.
a flatter line indicates that the time to solve each problem does not increase much as the problem becomes more difficult.
Dehydration should be treated under the direction of a veterinarian, as the problem leads to irreversible consequences.
Fraser, who in contrast to Harari sees the liberal elites as the problem and not the solution,
they will be seen as the problem, and what they have done will be wrong,
And as the problem drags on without a proper discussion between a couple,
compulsive gamblers also view gambling as a solution to their financial problems(originally caused by the gambling itself) and not as the problem itself.
its absence is recognized as the problem, there are a couple of ways people will deal with it.
as a paradox, devised by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in 1935,">illustrating what he saw as the problem of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics applied to everyday objects.