Sentence examples for a first problem with from inspiring English sources

A first problem with the dispositional account is that of specifying what precisely the disposition in question is.

A first problem with the criteria: if the premise is true that scenarios are hypothetical and not predictive, then plausibility surely cannot be expected of them, as they then require premature judgements on the probability of future developments.

A first problem with this approach is the fact that an improvement to the model could be mainly due to the presence of a significant covariance between the slope and intercept rather than to a significant IxE interaction.

There's a second problem with the "efficacy" requirement.

A second problem with the seven- or eight-man theory was the crime scene.

A second problem with individual opt-outs is just as basic.

A second problem with current policy is the lack of support for mediation programs.

There is a second problem with the 1960 cut-off: Ken Burns has used his documentaries as a vehicle to talk about race relations in the United States.

His only suggestion so far is to raise taxes on expensive houses and rich people which points to a second problem with his plans for national renewal.

A second problem with physicalistic views is that they seem incapable of accounting for the sheer size of the infinities involved in set theory.

A third problem with rejecting the coalition's approach to science out-of-hand is that it raises an unhelpful question: which of the priorities of the current government might not be funded under a Labour government?