Examples of using Problem would in English and their translations into Greek
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Problem would have been solved.
Otherwise, the problem would return.
Problem would have been solved.”.
So then the solution to the problem would be?
The problem would be solved by.
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All the staff were very helpful if you had any problem would go back again.
The problem would cease to exist.
Had you not lacked the faith it could be solved, the problem would be gone.
A problem would arise if he were praising us.
If you could dedicate your life to solving one problem, what problem would you choose?
Tackle this problem would prove costly.
Problem would occur during its operation period.
The solution to this problem would be silicone or elastic sealants.
What problem would that solve and how exactly?
Due to the lack of oxygen,the fire should have died out, the problem would have been solved by itself.
What problem would you solve with an algorithm?
The most convenient, modern andaffordable solution to this problem would be the installation of underfloor heating on the balcony.
The problem would be to stay in it all of our life.
A more effective way of approaching the problem would be for many people to share the same fingerprint.
The problem would have been if God had not become Christ.'.
One significant outlet for the solution of the problem would be for the topic to be prioritised in political action plans.
The problem would be significant even if the FDA were better equipped.
The Helsinki European Council in December 1999 underlined that a political settlement of the Cyprus problem would facilitate Cyprus's accession to the European Union.
Half the problem would get solved, automatically.
What problem would you like to see solved by STEM in the next 10 years?
The most straightforward approach to this problem would be to examine every possible subset and choose the one that fulfills the criterion function.
He told me the problem would get better, and for the first month or two, I believed that.
The report also“underlines that a settlement of the Cyprus problem would have a positive impact on the entire region, while first and foremost benefiting both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots”.
Much of this problem would vanish if we used the word“electricity” only to refer to a field of science or class of phenomena.
The solution to this problem would be to concentrate Parliament's work at only one place.