Sentence examples for article problems from inspiring English sources
The revised figure for the current year is over 4.2% of GDP.See article: Problems in the government's finances.
Current conceptions of Stravinsky's music, or at least the way in which questions about it are framed, date from 1963, when the American composer Arthur Berger published an epoch-making article, "Problems of Pitch Organization in Stravinsky".
WPP, a big British rival that has offered £10m ($16m) for Cordiant and owns its hefty debts, has now de-listed the company's shares to prevent further stake-building.See article: Problems for WPP's takeover bidPeopleSoft's hopes of fending off Oracle's bid improved a little.
Just an attempt to get a better price, with no wrongdoing involved, said the government.Colombia's defence minister resigned, in disagreement with a government decision to allow left-wing guerrillas to remain in control of a large chunk of jungle territory.See article: Problems for Colombian peaceEndless conflictFighting broke out again on the border between Eritrea and Ethiopia.
In this article, problems for multimedia transmission over wireless multimedia sensor networks are examined and sensor fuzzy-based image transmission (SUIT); a new progressive image transport protocol is proposed as a solution.
An accompanying article, "Problems with scientific research: How science goes wrong," tells us, "Scientific research has changed the world.
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See also BonJour's article "Epistemological Problems of Perception" and Crane's article "The Problem of Perception" in this encyclopedia, linked at the end of this article.
But her own article revealed problems that are far more deep seated.
A chart on Thursday with an article about problems with batteries aboard airplanes misidentified the battery type involved in a 1995 incident and omitted two incidents in 1997.
Teachers can also create short read-alouds excerpted from a recent Times article on problems with this month's New York primary ballot design.
