Sentence examples for an example of this problem from inspiring English sources

No diatribe about subject/verb agreement would be complete without an example of this problem.

We examine the Australian Nationwide House Energy Rating Scheme as an example of this problem.

In fact, Lynch even called out ABC in particular, as an example of this problem, saying "ABC can't do it" – meaning, it couldn't negotiate a national agreement because of its affiliate deals.

Unfortunately, this model does not take into account the effects of the perspective, which causes that the farther the person is from the camera, the fewer are the detected interest points (see Figure 4 for an example of this problem).

Conversely, when the erroneously combined clusters refer to groups of people at different distances from the camera (typically when clusters are joined vertically), this causes errors in the estimation of the number of people which are inside the groups whose distance from the camera is erroneously evaluated (see the box with ID = 2 in Figure 4(b) for an example of this problem).

The case of Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue (Teodorin), the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea and the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry for his country, provides an example of this problem.

Rotenberg adds that he'll be testifying next week before the Senate about emerging privacy issues and intends to use this as an example of the problem.

23 This is an example of the problem of overinterpretation of treatment probabilities.

A Western official in Kabul told me, "The narcotics issue is an example of the problems this government faces — corruption, tribal politics, and lack of central institutions.

He casts about for an example of the problem.

Iridium Communications is an example of the problem's intractability.