Sentence examples for back to these problems from inspiring English sources
Renaissance mathematicians were led back to these problems by the needs of astronomy, optics, navigation, warfare, and commerce.
When you are finished, you can go back to these problem parts with a fresh perspective, and you would no longer be wasting time worrying over one part when you've got half a book to write.
In fairness, this dysfunctionality was resolved at least two years ago with new financial controls and changes to the organisation's structure, so ministers who refer back to these old problems are scraping the barrel of excuses to slash the commission.
A third would be better transport infrastructure which pushes the argument back to investment.Rectifying these problems does not rely on economic and technological rune-reading but makes life easier for all firms.
However, if there are some centres with very few cases then this may lead back to the problem that in these centres there may be some risk categories with no cases and direct standardisation methods, including the DRS method, will not work.
I think you can trace almost every higher education problem back to these two, but there are many more nuanced ways to discuss - I'll need a beer to write more though.
"A lot of the problems hark back to these unscrupulous brokers who didn't have any real interest in education.
To foreigners, however, this smacks of racial discrimination, to which the Chinese are especially sensitive.Manufacturing for export back to Japan avoids these problems.
These two problems can basically be traced back to a general problem of the robot.
Some combination of boats, floating platforms and helicopters will have to be employed to get rig workers there and back.To solve these problems, Petrobras has announced the world's largest capital-expenditure programme, worth $174 billion over the next few years.
