Sentence examples for both problems only one from inspiring English sources
On the basis of the definition of the two problems described above, henceforth referred to as the simultaneity problem and the unobserved individual heterogeneity problem, previous studies examining the relationship between informal care and labour force participation can be classified according to whether they deal with both problems, only one of them, or neither.
In majority problems only one hidden layer is sufficient.
However, while many reported memory problems, only one had sought help.
It is difficult for group therapy ever to help anyone dramatically, and I feel that, with individual and deep-seated personal problems, only one-to-one therapy can help.
There was one slight problem — only one catcher was there.
The Levy family has a different problem: only one potato.
It seems to be a common problem: only one in five managers have management qualifications.
Contreras encountered problems in only one inning.
Either solves the problem, but only one allows you to reuse the thing later on.
"Ethics become aesthetics: You no longer have ethical problems, only aesthetical ones," he said.
Another problem: Usually, only one spouse handles the finances.
