Sentence examples for approach to a difficult problem from inspiring English sources

NATO is taking a realistic approach to a difficult problem along the border between Kosovo and Serbia.

Still, there is a lot of low-hanging fruit here and Cardspring brings a clever approach to a difficult problem.

The article we reprint describes a seemingly radical approach to a difficult problem: congenital elevation of the scapula (Sprengel's deformity) [4].

The Street Children projects are to be commended for their innovative approaches to a difficult problem.

I had not considered the effect of an "expert" researcher asking a GP about their approach to a difficult clinical problem.

But Hadid's school triumphed with its bold approach to solving a difficult problem: how to bring four schools together on a small site under one "academy" umbrella.

Neighborhood specification is a dominant consideration in assuring the success of a direct search approach to a difficult combinatorial optimization problem.

Leary (1985, p.47), commenting on a related matter, warned that "what began as an interim solution (site index) to a difficult problem (geocentric approach [to site productivity estimation]) should not now be called the solution to the original problem" and his caveat applies equally to modelling.

Such an approach provides a humane, effective and cost-efficient solution to a difficult problem.

However, in this approach, there is a difficult problem to cope with: multi-parallel and multistep reactions require the compartmentation of beads.

This approach takes a difficult problem and approximates the answer by carrying out simple calculations a large number of times.