Sentence examples for be a tough problem from inspiring English sources
Five years later, expunging algorithmic bias is turning out to be a tough problem.
Security may be a tough problem, but it is the supreme responsibility of every software developer and every startup executive.
They found that positive messages such as "this might be a tough problem, but we know you can do it," had little effect on student performance.
As different types of discrete choice models display their merits and restrictions diversely, how to properly select the specific type among discrete choice models for realistic application still remains to be a tough problem.
Subjective tinnitus, the ringing or other noise that often accompanies noise-related hearing loss, is a tough problem to treat.
But prompt payment of medical claims has been a tough problem, and some tightening of the rules is needed.
"It's a tough problem for the theater to compete against the Emmys, the Grammys, the Oscars.
"This is a tough problem because Congress has not yet changed the law," he told Walters in excerpts of the interview posted on the ABC website.
It's a tough problem," said Pichai, describing the licensing payments as "a cost of doing business today" for Android partners, and suggesting that Google is lobbying the US Congress hard over patent reform rather than seeking a court battle with Microsoft on behalf of its manufacturers.
Admittedly, it's a tough problem to solve.
