Sentence examples similar to a distinct problem and from inspiring English sources

"Ocean acidification is a distinct problem" from climate change and may require distinct solutions, says James Wilsdon, director of the Science Policy Centre at the Royal Society in the United Kingdom, one of IAP's member academies.

The office legitimizes him and his politics, troubling the left and posing a distinct problem for the mainstream conservatives.

Resolving the eukaryotic tree is a distinct problem because there is much less horizontal transfer and a much better preserved fossil record.

But its jocularity flags-up a distinct problem with all this portmanteau patisserie: it is very cute and gooey.

The case of Iran's bomb program — controlled by a messianic government led by a Holocaust denier and operating within missile range of Israel and Europe — presents a distinct problem in atomic history.

Small businesses are born out of passion and are lead by people who want to address a distinct problem, often one they themselves faced.

This turn toward social responsibility represents a distinct problem for CEOs.

Each potentially solved a distinct problem I faced but did they actually live up to the slick marketing?

Which is a distinct problem when so much of what the UK has relied on for growth is running dry.

But there's a distinct problem with making that specific threat against Mexico: The United States already agreed that it wouldn't.

The same study acknowledges isolation as a distinct problem, one that Tim Cook touches on as well.