Sentence examples for a problem addressed from inspiring English sources

The disaccord between calculation and reasonableness created a problem, addressed by generations of mathematicians.

What to wear over your cocktail dress is a problem addressed too: bikers and capes look strong.

It is not a problem addressed by drama schools: as far as I am aware, there are no courses in Advanced Osculation, or Girl-on-Boy Body Surfing.

And with unwanted pregnancy no longer a concern, couples may make less use of condoms, a problem addressed by a British public health campaign aimed at what it calls the Middle-Age Spread.

Part of the difficulty in investigating fixation failure is the inability to directly observe the fixation interface, a problem addressed in this study by using a novel experimental set-up.

That gave birth to the phrase "loose nukes," a problem addressed, in that instance, with a transfer of the warheads to Russia, but which on a broader scale seems to have been put in the back of a foreign-policy drawer.

Which isn't to say that Kerr has a problem addressing systemic issues or calling out players during the game.

But, given an even more recent column Santorum wrote, he may well have a problem addressing a religious audience.

If someone has a problem, address it quickly.

If you have a problem, address it directly with the person(s) involved.

A practical problem addressed recently in computational photography is that of producing a good picture of a poorly lit scene.