Sentence examples for an extraordinary problem from inspiring English sources

But between the time I was accepted here and now, the New Zealand dollar has been devalued by 50percentt.' " "I found a solution," said Ms. Corman, "I found that they have a fund earmarked for an extraordinary problem for a first-year student in the graduate film department.

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) with its increasing incidence represents an extraordinary problem in the developed countries.

Ms Bauman, who is on the government's Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, added: "Architects are extraordinary problem solvers, [but] instead of engaging fully with the needs of society we are busy strutting and perpetuating the self-serving image of a profession out of touch with its own potential".

In this paper, we attempt to tackle this long unsolved extraordinary problem.

This is the pope's first trip to Africa, where the Roman Catholic Church has experienced remarkable growth on a continent with extraordinary problems, including a sub-Saharan region with three-quarters of the world's AIDS deaths and 610 million people living on an average of less than $2.50 a day.

An extraordinary split problem, which can be regarded as a superimposition of the split feasibility problem and the split fixed point problem, is considered.

He said that the persecution of the archaic but colourful religious minority was "a potential humanitarian catastrophe", and that Isis's quest for an Islamist nation more generally posed "extraordinary problems" for the region and the wider world.

• To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman superbly articulates his frustration with the two major political parties, noting that even their best ideas are inadequate for the extraordinary problems of today, and predicting that a third party will have an impact on the 2012 election.

"Extraordinary problems require extraordinary solutions," Mr. Cuomo said in a phone interview this week.

Conor, the protagonist in the novel, is a thirteen-year-old, ordinary boy who is having to deal with extraordinary problems within his life.

Active resistance does occur, and when it does it poses extraordinary problems of control.