Sentence examples for bring the problem closer from inspiring English sources

But when floods bring the problem closer to home, there is a window of opportunity for having a national conversation about climate change that is not usually open.

Exploring such data can benefit substantially from interactive visualization tools that bring the problem of data mining and analysis closer to the individual researcher in the field, by allowing real-time visual data manipulation.

"She brought the problem to me.

The first hurdle has been bringing the problem to light.

This latter initiative would bring the Arctic closer into line with Antarctica: but huge problems stand in the way of it becoming a reality.

A section on methodology describes how to solve convergence problems, and how to use control structures to bring the simulation closer to the industrial reality.

Furthermore, 11 NC crows all failed to solve a horizontal string pulling problem, using a coiled string, where their pulling efforts did not immediately bring the reward closer.

"Bridges bring the world closer".

Spiraling suburban sprawl has brought city problems closer to the countryside.

The erosion problem has brought the water closer to the park's signature boardwalk and its buildings.

This is because the crows would have already built a mental scenario in which they had imagined the effects of pulling and stepping on the string (i.e. it brought the meat closer) and so, during problem solving, could imagine the effects they were having on the string when perceptual feedback was not available or appeared neutral.