Sentence examples for but the practical problem from inspiring English sources

"But the practical problem is that the N.S.C. has so many security concerns that the economic matters tend to get downgraded," he added, referring to the National Security Council A final decision on how to structure the economic team will probably affect whomever Mr. Bush chooses as his chief trade negotiator, a position that had more importance under Mr. Clinton than in other administrations.

Adaptive traffic signaling basically tries to optimize the period of red and green light, based on the real-time traffic data but the practical problem is that there is unbalanced demand in a network when most vehicles need to go in the same direction.

So far, so familiar.But the debate's most interesting bits have not been about theory but about the practical problem of advancing human rights in parts of the world where they are grossly violated.

He has been offered asylum in Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua but faces the practical problem of how to get to any of these countries.

He worked on this problem from time to time during the remainder of his life; but the practical problems were severe.

But the practical problems with the military currently on our streets go deeper than their main weapon being tricky and dangerous to use in a packed-out public area.

As we have argued in the analysis of Extract 6, this practice does not allow Massimo to solve, but merely to circumvent the practical problem of pursuing talk about the clients' medication-related problems.

"We understand that there is a need for affordable housing for families, but you also have the practical problem of crowded schools," he said.

These are all interesting philosophical questions, but discussing them will hardly solve the practical problem: innovation is disrupting society.

This study provides us a new and simple method for evaluating the permeability of SGL, but also helps brewer insight into the practical problem of lautering extension in high-adjunct wort separation process.

The practical problem of the computer age is invisibility.