Sentence examples for a problem provided from inspiring English sources

Details like sacks of money dropped in the hands of security chiefs did not seem like such a problem, provided the security chiefs did what Israel wanted.

The bottom half of the Eastern Conference remains awful, so making the playoffs should not be a problem, provided the Knicks are healthy and whole — and with a real point guard at the helm.

"That is not a problem provided Scott gets a couple of fights under his belt," said Warren.

Hartley argues that the use of two incommensurable languages, "popular" and "philosophical," is not a problem, provided that we use them separately and consistently: "insuperable difficulties will arise" only "if we mix these languages" (OM 2, prop. 15).

In Bayesian statistics, however, this is not regarded as a problem, provided that the posterior distribution is proper (i.e., the integral in the denominator of Eq. 3 converges to a finite value).

The negative binomial model provides an alternative approach for the analysis of discrete data where overdispersion is a problem, provided that the model is correctly specified and adequately fits the data.

Each of the book's chapters frames a problem, provides some analysis and proposes solutions.

And the UK has long had a problem providing good support for research infrastructure, including major capital facilities.

Snow is not a problem, providing a welcome winter quilt for a short but fast growing season, and only interrupting play between November and April.

He added that he did not have a problem providing a detailed report on the procedure to the lawyer, but not the records.

We agreed that the best way of supplying this dearth is through recognizing that there is indeed a problem; providing mentoring, encouragement, and assistance to all aspiring women entrepreneurs; and showcasing the successes.