Sentence examples for a problem for scholars from inspiring English sources
Reconciling this statement with that definition in the Introduction is a problem for scholars.
These authorial practices present a problem for the scholar who wants to identify Plutarch's own philosophical views, just as they do with Plato's own dialogues.
The emergence and survival of cooperation in adverse environments has been, for a long time, a challenging problem for scholars in disciplines as diverse as biology, sociology or economics [1] [3].
That's as much of a problem for, say, religious scholars with a sinecure as it is for movie buffs focussing on technical or historical matters, for scholars of literature who look closely at the technical aspects of language rather than the substance of stories, or ideologues of all stripes.
This poses a problem for the many scholars and critics of today who tend to judge art on ethical grounds.
Scholars have asked whether it is a problem for skepticism if the Ten Modes appear 'systematic' (Sedley 2015).
Evidence from legal scholars indicates that at least (1) and (2) may pose a problem for potential ADA plaintiffs.
Arif Rafiq, an adjunct scholar at the Middle East Institute, said: "Maulvi Nazir would probably have posed a problem for the Pakistan Army if and when a political settlement is reached in Afghanistan in 2014.
Jamie Monogan (University of Georgia) raised an old problem for southern scholars and presented some new ideas relating to this issue: i.e., how do you define the South?
He also comments on the problems raised for scholars by the extensive revisions to the music that took place during Handel's lifetime, but suggests that the available admixture creates interesting opportunities in the preparation of modern performing versions.
