Sentence examples for a very concrete problem from inspiring English sources

Through this active-learning experience, students of various science backgrounds were able to come together and apply what they learned in the classroom, particularly the combinatorics of RNA, to solve a very concrete problem in computational biology.

This in turn leads to a number of very concrete problems in daily life when showing one's ID – in the bank or the post office, when using a credit card, or crossing borders.

Hillary Clinton's campaign has been forgettable exactly because she has insisted on promoting a myriad of highly specific solutions to very concrete problems before she has laid out the one big problem she wants to solve.

It can mean that you start focussing on very concrete problems, and even try to resolve those problems.

The considerations of the last section might seem rather abstract to the more analytically minded of our readers, but in fact that condition appears rather naturally in very concrete problems.

"This addresses a real, concrete problem," said the company's chief executive Aaron Easterly.

He is a very concrete, professional, very calm person.

"That is a very concrete benefit".

"But I had a very concrete idea".

"The distribution of property: that's a very concrete battlefield".

"It was a very concrete revelation of how this family had been constructed," Mr. Molina said.