Sentence examples for a distinct problem from 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.

In addition, lipid oxidation seems to be a distinct problem in surimi made from some dark-fleshed fish (Lanier [2000]; Wu et al. [2000]).

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

The analysis of social media users is a distinct problem, with a highly biased population (users of twitter, Foursquare etc. are not evenly drawn from the general population).

There are no mentions of joblessness as a distinct problem in all those pages.

In truth economists paid little attention to unemployment as a distinct problem until the 1930s.

As such it is a distinct psychological problem from depression.

The "digital divide" is not a real, distinct problem caused by a shortage of high technology.

The problem of identifying functionally coherent subgroups is a related but distinct problem to that of function prediction.

However we felt that setting out the calculation in this way would not be sensible, since it is part of a distinct and separate problem from that of deciding how to treat the patients enrolled in the study.