Sentence examples for became a problem of from inspiring English sources

For the Bush Administration, Enron's prior largesse meant that its failure became a problem of reputation management — of avoiding Enrongate — and not of governance.

As he suggested when I spoke to him last week: "Because my program was continuing to pump out music like a spigot, it became a problem of: 'Why play this sonata and not that one?'" Cope has no doubt that Mozart in particular, with his structural genius, would – if he'd had the means – have utilised computerised intelligence in exactly the same way.

The problem of estimating the vehicle movements became a problem of range scan alignment.

The problem of identity became a problem of substance throughout the history of philosophy in the efforts to define the principle of individuation.

"Childhood obesity has become a problem of poverty and what we need is nothing short of a huge sea change.

"We are aware that it has become a problem of crowding in the general seating area," Mr. Remington said.

The problem of finding the right instantiations then becomes a problem of solving sets of functional equations with dummies as unknowns.

The problem is that if you play in that type of league, and you get used to playing in that type of league, it becomes a problem of mentality".

Since the disaster in March, workers have been struggling to cool the stricken plant's reactors by flooding them with water, which is contaminated with radioactivity in the process and becomes a problem of its own.

"Obesity has become a problem of poverty," says Daniel Epstein of the WHO Regional Office of the Americas.

The serious consequences of the corrosion process have become a problem of worldwide significance [1].