Sentence examples similar to built up a problem from inspiring English sources

If you legalise, you make more available; and if you make more available, you build up a larger problem".

Mr. Lee's new policy may have won him praise from conservatives, but it undermined the economic and diplomatic leverage his predecessors had built up -- a problem that has come back to haunt him as he meets President Hu Jintao of China on Friday for the opening of the Shanghai World Expo.

The Women's Institute in Orton and Tebay has started sending out a questionnaire to the local community, to try and build up a list of problems.

None have quite built up the scale of problems that south London has.

This simply means that they will log and monitor such incidents, enabling them to build up a picture of the problem, support victims, and become aware of particular problem hotspots.

If anything, problems increased as infractions built up and uniforms became a stigma marking poor students.

This can be used to iteratively build up a solution to the global segmentation problem.

Here, we discussed a comprehensive investigation of GSA and a brief review of GSA developments in solving different engineering problems to build up a global picture and to open the mind to explore possible applications.

The site is going to have serious trouble with the "chicken and the egg" problem – until it builds up a comprehensive database, few people will have a reason to use it.

To address this problem, we propose to build up a deep learning network to learn short time-frequency transformation (STFT), a basic entity of traditional spectrum sensing algorithms.

"Standardized data collection and reporting processes are needed to build up an accurate national picture of the problem," they wrote.