Sentence examples for as difficult a problem from inspiring English sources

"Circulation being down is not necessarily as difficult a problem in the long term.

Integrating the 15,000 Ethiopian Jews who have been brought to Israel in the last eight years is proving, in the view of those who deal with it, to be as difficult an immigration problem as this nation of immigrants has faced.

If GTP is as difficult an optimization problem as maximum parsimony, with as messy data, experience suggests that this heuristic is not likely to perform very well.

Public deception on cancer science reminds us of the statement of Philip Zelikow 'The creation and maintenance of public myths exert a powerful influence' [1].8 Lack of oversight and accountability and abuse of funds on too many failed projects made cancer research a myth making machine by 'intellectuals' who portray cancer as too difficult a problem to solve!

In this sense, the problem of estimating verisimilitude is as difficult as the problem of induction.

You must believe me that the acceptance of such honours is as difficult as the problem of where to bestow them.

As difficult as this problem of evil and suffering is for religion to tackle, science gives us a different perspective.

However, since f is a nonconvex function, solving problem (8) may not be easy and is usually as difficult as the original problem (1).

However, obtaining avg ( P T ( v ) ) and | P T ( v ) | requires the knowledge of P T ( v ) and is therefore as difficult as the original problem.

Hence, the existence of exceptional family is a problem as difficult as the existence of GVI ( F, K ).

It is as difficult as before; the problems just change.