Sentence examples for among many other problems from inspiring English sources

Among many other problems, ancient plumbing has resulted in raw sewage backing up into some schools, bringing in vermin and unbearable odors.

Among many other problems, problems of devising and efficient modeling are considered the primary and important step in the speech recognition deployment in hands-free applications.

People skip doses, take the wrong number of pills and take pills at the wrong time of day, among many other problems.

The official title was "Dispatch: Zimbabwe," and the band announced that money from tickets would go to help the people of Zimbabwe, who are struggling with food shortages and high HIV rates among many other problems.

All that Mr. Rains and Mr. Lewis say they need to get their company, SmartHound Technologies, on the road to addressing the nation's outbreak of bloodsucking pests — among many other problems — is $200,000.

Among many other problems with this line of argument, however, there is the one immediately capitalized on by Davidson: that within the extensionalist metaphysical framework in which Anomalous Monism is developed (2.1 above), properties don't cause anything, and so can be neither causally relevant nor irrelevant.

Among its many other problems, excess sugar sticks to amino acids present in collagen and elastin, producing Advanced Glycation End products or "AGEs". Like the acronym suggests, sugar literally ages your skin and other organs.

The water crisis, which officials say requires additional wells and water mains to service the growing city, has for the most part been lost among this nation's many other problems.

Many other problems remained.

Many other problems arose.

Other entries which concern aspects of the mind-body problem include (among many others): behaviorism, consciousness, eliminative materialism, epiphenomenalism, functionalism, identity theory, intentionality, mental causation, neutral monism, and physicalism.