Sentence examples for becomes a problem of from inspiring English sources

It becomes a problem of human motivation, surveillance, and severe penalties for data theft.

When viscosity is added, predicting the location of the irregularity becomes a problem of estimating the change in shock thickness.

Once criteria for democracy are factored in, the problem of finding the most robust voting system becomes a problem of mathematical analysis.

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

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.

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".

"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.

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.

Testimony before the House Subcommittee acknowledged that States are willing and able to respect patent rights, and the Senate Report contains no evidence that unremedied patent infringement by States had become a problem of national import.

The use of doping agents, once restricted to professional athletes, has nowadays become a problem of public health, since it also concerns young people and non-competing amateurs in different sports.