Sentence examples for but with the problem from inspiring English sources

Other groups, including ones at Stanford and NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, have done tests of formation flying and automated docking, using flat air-tables on the ground and therefore allowing only two-dimensional movements, or underwater with the complication of water's viscosity, or using blimps that allow for 3-D movement, but with the problem of air turbulence.

This ensures that the shadow filters converge very quickly to the true frequency response but with the problem of very quick divergence.

Accordingly, ancient Chinese skepticism as expressed in the Zhuangzi, for example—is not concerned with the unreliability of sense perception or a gap between appearance and reality, but with the problem of grounding the norms by which we draw distinctions between things.

But with the problem resolved, the theme she keeps striking is one of resolution and relief.

Sometimes it's hard to get a rhythm going, but with the problems we've had, I feel like I need to play when I can".

This latter component is able to alter the phase angle difference, and thus controlling the power flow, but with the problems related to any electromechanical component [41].

We had chances to win it but with the problems Reading caused us in the first half it would be miserly for me to be too greedy.

"What matters is not a particular project, but dealing with the problem.

But dealing with the problem is getting more difficult all the time.

21 Strawson was not of course concerned with moral enhancement, but rather with the problem of free will.

Bacterial infections can be treated with antibiotics, but the problem with meningococcal disease is its swiftness.