Sentence examples for a relatively small problem from inspiring English sources
Mr. Chesnut also said that big-ticket fraud was a relatively small problem.
There again, the United States appears to face a relatively small problem, with an average leverage ratio of 12.
The savings and loan crisis of the late 1980s and early 1990s began as a relatively small problem at some Texas mortgage lenders.
This summer he blew a relatively small problem concerning illegal Roma into a national drama by stepping up expulsions, closing illegal camps and sounding a xenophobic note.
Democrats, meanwhile, have opposed all efforts to purge noncitizens from the voter rolls, which he called "a relatively small problem, but a real problem, and one that in the off-season needs to be corrected".
When he announced the proposed changes in the livery cab rules during his State of the City speech, Mayor Bloomberg emphasized "simplicity," but in truth his fix for a relatively small problem would only further complicate an already messy industry.
However, it becomes even more challenging to simulate a relatively smaller problem size with higher resolution using large numbers of cores.
Yet, that would leave us with a relatively smaller problem to solve, namely how to capture genuine engagement data: perhaps big data or behavioural metrics can replace or at least complement self-reports?
In Figure 8 we see that Reeber strong scales efficiently, although its performance begins to plateau at large numbers of MPI processes, due to the relatively small problem size (a 5123 problem domain).
But we are dealing with this relatively small problem in an irrational and partisan way.
