Sentence examples for also considered a problem from inspiring English sources

The hyperliterary Suzy — also considered a problem child by her parents — has a precocious fashion sense (and taste for makeup) and a Parisian dream fuelled by an aunt who lives there.

Hold-ups inside cabs are also considered a problem.

We also consider a problem of adaptive nonlinear control and present the first least-squares-based adaptive nonlinear control design that yields a complete Lyapunov function.

As applications, we also consider a problem of finding a minimizer of a convex function.

AIU has an incidence of 52.4 per 100,000 and a prevalence of 115.3 per 100,000 habitants in the United States [1], and is also considered a global socioeconomic problem (The International Uveitis Study Group — http://www.iusg.net, updated November 16, 2013).

Thus, the actual and potential acid sulfate soil in the peaty backswamps is a major problem there, but sandy podzols on older beach ridges are also considered an agricultural problem soil.

In China, acute nonbacterial gastroenteritis is also considered a severe public health problem [ 9].

Under the definition in [20], they also considered an initial value problem of fractional order and obtained some useful fractional difference inequalities of Gronwall-Bellman type [25].

This may also be considered a problem, but it is unlikely to be fatal.

Reading problems may also be considered a problem related to Dutch-Moroccan children.

However, given that cancer rates are rising, and that there may be a motivating effect of cancer worry on screening uptake, three-quarters of the population not worrying about cancer may also be considered a problem.