Sentence examples for a problem identified. from inspiring English sources

As rousing as this vision of Jewish combat may be, it does raise a problem identified by the historian Raul Hilberg in his memoir "The Politics of Memory".

Questions will then be asked about what the scientific establishment has done to respond to a problem identified more than 20 years ago.

That was a problem identified as long ago as 2010, in the visionary National Broadband Plan, from which the Clinton agenda cribs frequently (without any apparent acknowledgment).

Someone needs explains how, without underpinning statute, a voluntary contract can secure participation – a problem identified by everyone at the inquiry from Lord Justice Leveson, through Robert Jay QC, up to the court usher.

Mair began by asking the MP what the Queen's Speech would do to tackle discrimination against black people in the criminal justice system - a problem identified by the prime minister when she took office last year.

If the preoccupation with what one believed could be an object of anxiety, there was also a deeper problem of complacency, a problem identified by Kierkegaard when he distinguished Christianity from what he called Christendom, the latter a respectable reduction of faith to forms of supposedly objective knowledge that left the inner life largely undisturbed.

Seeing them on the wing is not a problem – identifying them is.

"In our experience New York has never had a problem identifying policy objectives," Mr. Van Nostrand said.

(Heck, we didn't recognize him immediately, either. Always a problem, identifying writers. Look under RUSHDIE, SALMAN for the entry: "DOCTOROW, E.L., uncanny resemblance to").

And the rats can detect this combination even at very low levels, which is why they do not have a problem identifying TB in someone with HIV.

The solution of such a problem identifies the optimal lotion composition together with the interrelated process optimal specifications.