Sentence examples for been a central problem from inspiring English sources
Image matching has been a central problem in computer vision and image processing for decades.
The extremely uneven land tenure has already been a central problem in Brazil before the international agrarian markets literally exploded.
However, combining information from multiple tables to obtain a common effect and a confidence estimate is non-trivial, and has been a central problem in the field of meta-analysis.
It would seem there's a central problem with Judt's otherwise admirable work.
This was a central problem for Hobbes, who went to great trouble to prove that, in all our acts, our real aim is always our own interest.
Setting out where he believes the party needs to go in the next decade, he says: "Marx was right – alienation is a central problem in modern society.
This is a central problem in most medical treatment: patients are known and treated as totally separate from the families in which they live.
"That's a central problem we're trying to address, the enormous failure rate of these kids when they go to the open admission colleges," said Marc S. Tucker, president of the center, a Washington-based nonprofit.
This Russian audience (and plenty of foreigners, as well) has often heard from Mr. Putin, in line with a major policy speech he made in Munich in 2007, that an aggressive, overbearing United States is a central problem for the world.
He told BBC Radio 4's The World at One programme: "You can make the argument that senior figures in science have to be first of all aware that there is a central problem of women progressing up to the highest levels of science and secondly, therefore, have to be mindful of that and careful of their language.
They cannot evolve in male-specific ways, because no matter how much good they do a male body they inhabit, they will not be passed on to the next generation.Male and female physiologies are sufficiently similar for this not to be a central problem, but Dr Beekman thinks it may matter at the margins.
