Sentence examples for brought the problem of from inspiring English sources

Use of the skirt brought the problem of making skirts durable enough to withstand the friction wear produced at high speeds through water.

TELEVISED images of starving children with distended bellies have brought the problem of global hunger home to people in rich countries.

It was this that brought the problem of anti-semitism in a small section of the Palestine solidarity movement to public attention, not the Zionist movement who prefer to attack anti-Zionists rather than anti-Semites.

He established the efficacy of the sulfonamides and then of penicillin in controlling the infection of burns, urged the wider application of skin-grafting techniques to heal burns, and brought the problem of tissue rejection to the attention of Peter B. Medawar.

A recent New York Times editorial brought the problem of job site safety into sharp relief noting that the city had seen 31 construction-related fatalities in a two-year period.

The illness of Augustus in 23 BC brought the problem of succession to the forefront of political issues and the public.

But the population spike has also brought the problems of the city to these areas, most notably petty crime.

Verlan was discovered by mainstream French in the 1980's after a series of major riots and confrontations with police brought the problems of la Cité to the attention of most French.

This has brought the problems of power consumption, low power design, energy-efficiency, and optimal power management to the forefront of research issues pertaining to portable electronics.

Although seemingly minor events, the Erfurt Union proposal and the Punctation of Olmütz brought the problems of influence in the German states into sharp focus.

By chance (or fate) he brought the problem to two of the smartest mathematicians at that or any other time, Blaise Pascal and Pierre de Fermat.