Sentences with phrase «skipping over problems»

Doing this encourages you to look at the individual sentences rather than the overall structure and to avoid getting caught up in the flow of your writing and skipping over problems.

We'll just skip over that problem.

Not exact matches

«I think that sometimes we skip over what ought to be the first and most important question, which is thinking long and hard and deeply about how to frame the problem,» Gladwell said.

Griz, Yes, Griz, there is a head case who is using my posting name of CatholicMom and has done it on other sites also; he thinks he is hurting me but it is not just Catholics who are on here, too; but once everyone knows he is doing this, it is real easy to see «who is who» and you can skip over his comments... no problem.

That's how many Ive read, not just read, but solved the problems at the end of chapters... ya know those math things you inevitably skipped over.

The problem is that the CD is one long track so when I park my car and get back in again it starts all over at the begining and there is no way to skip ahead.

My husband has noticed that he can often skip a day without noticing any odor problems, though, so there might be something to the idea of protection building up over time.

The only problem is that, with so much fascinating material to cover, The Crash Reel skips over half of it.

The problem with folks that live and breathe a topic, they tend to skip over really simple but important things.

I think one of the biggest problems with self - publishing is that pressure to skip over essential steps in our development as artists in the rush to put work out there.

Hopefully by book 4 or 5, I will get it down to a science and skip the whole «lets freak out over every little problem for the next three weeks» thing.

Perhaps worse, they are skipped over entirely due to a dog with a weight problem or a medical issue.

Also the game has a problem of skipping over dialogue with the newest voice message you receive.

Nah, no problem, it's easy for us to just skip over the troll comments.

I find it difficult to rebut these presumptions, but I think Susskind skips happily over a number of problems as if they were mere speed bumps on the way to a future filled with AI lawyer software constructs.

I usually skip your posts on a daily basis because of the problems and then when there's about 5 posts on my blog reader, I go over and catch up.