Sentence examples for a problem of when from inspiring English sources

Richard Clarke, the former White House counterterrorism czar, who presciently warned against Al Qaeda during the late nineteen-nineties, has again documented a threat that is a problem of when and how, not if.

He soon faced a problem of conscience when the question of slavery was debated.

Often we discover that we created a problem of mythical proportions when really there's nothing to be worried about.

We also reported a problem of pulmonary hemorrhage when the LDB device is used together with the Oxylog (Dräger Medical AG & Co. KG) mechanical ventilator [ 9].

The problem of when a case should be filed can be considered either as a legal issue or as a political and social issue (Ying and Xu 2009).

We study the problem of when a monolithic ASM system can be split into controller and plant subsystems along syntactic lines derived from variables' natural affiliations.

In order to understand these relations better, we look at the problem of when a coarse embedding can be assumed to be also topological.

There is, in general, an easy resolution to this problem of when we should adjust the past to the present, one neither "relativist" nor unduly pietist.

Susan Wolf [ 2] characterizes the question of feedback as "fundamentally a problem of translational science – a question of when information about an individual that is generated in research should be communicated for clinical attention".

There may be a problem of confusing "real" with "virtual" when children are too young.

The first sign of a problem came when one of the BA pilots contacted air traffic control shortly after the plane had begun its take-off procedures: "Speedbird 2276 heavy stopping".