Sentence examples for a notorious problem from inspiring English sources

He marvelled at how, within a week, Beijing cleaned up its gigantic garbage dump, a notorious problem in the old capital.

But this technique has a notorious problem of contamination that produces false findings, and the team is expending enormous effort to avoid it.

The last extant line of Fragment 31, for instance, presents a notorious problem: it could mean something like "all must be endured" or, on the other hand, "all must be dared".

However, anyone wanting to sell such tickets would have to overcome a notorious problem in transferring to another theatre or country a show led by Oscar or Emmy-friendly actors – the stars tend to be too busy on film sets.

This paper addresses a notorious problem in testing computational models for infrastructure protection and emergency response by means of simulation and animation using realistic scenarios.

It has been well known that the stability of 802.11 networks is a notorious problem due to their distributed, random access nature.

But the IMF, one of the lenders that backed a bailout of Greece, said the "notorious" problem of tax evasion was still a major issue.

And the club had a notorious rat problem in the back alley, where the bands loaded in.

Therefore it also carries energy and momentum the energy and momentum of the gravitational field (although a notorious technical problem in general relativity precludes identifying the energy and momentum density of the gravitational field at any particular event in spacetime).

Our analysis also highlights a notorious general problem of conservation analysis: the assumption of having a truly neutrally evolving reference sequence for comparison with the test region.

Nor do they claim that there is a single, objectively correct equivalence relation on a given algebra of propositions: this is the notorious problem of the reference class that haunts frequentist interpretations of objective probability.