Sentence examples for both the practical problems from inspiring English sources

Focusing on data from customer service interactions in UK call centres, the article discusses both the practical problems top-down talk poses for those directly involved in it, and its theoretical implications for microanalytic approaches such as conversation analysis (CA).

Similar to the findings of a qualitative study of children with a chronic blood disorder [ 52] parental support in our study offered their children considerable protection from both the practical problems of the disease but also the potential negative views and actions of others.

In discussing the social dimension, the contribution will delineate the impact of the great engineering projects of the Renaissance on the formation of a new social group, dealing both with the practical problems and with the theory of nature.

Then there are the practical problems facing schools and colleges with the policy's implementation.

The Dutch seem to have found answers to all the practical problems that might come up.

Beyond the issue of censorship, the practical problems for an effective system are immense.

The practical problems Mr Obama inherited in the Middle East have proved obstinately hard to resolve.

The Evenwel plaintiffs downplayed the practical problems.

Subject here means the practical problems and the empirical context to which the study is directed.

Few recent research works have considered the practical problem of both estimation and compensation of timing and carrier frequency offsets in the presence of channel impairments [143 147].

The practical problem of the computer age is invisibility.