Sentence examples for central problem for from inspiring English sources

And there lies the central problem for Ipso: public perception.

White House officials have cited the lack of public trust as a central problem for the industry.

It was therefore thought that raising the savings ratio to 10 12 percent was the central problem for developing countries.

This was a central problem for Hobbes, who went to great trouble to prove that, in all our acts, our real aim is always our own interest.

Second, along with Martha Nussbaum, Sen has, I think, essentially resolved a central problem for liberalism, namely, how do you reconcile universal rights with plural values?

Imposing "settlement freezes" and caricaturing Zionism as only about the Holocaust ignores the central problem for many of us in the genuine pro-peace middle.

As I've written before, one of the central problems for judges in cases involving the executive order is what to do when the President lies to them.

Dr. Dean's success poses a problem for Mr. Gephardt as well, underlining what have been the central problems for the candidate that some White House officials once viewed as the probable winner of the nominating contest: Mr. Gephardt is a familiar character at a time when his party is looking for new faces, and he helped Mr. Bush devise the resolution that led to the invasion of Iraq.

Spinoza's account of the affects (affectus) of the human mind is a response to one of the central problems for his naturalism.

How developing fish embryos and larvae survive microbial attacks is one of the central problems for reproductive and developmental immunology, but little information as such is available to date.

In 1951, Karl Lashley 1 suggested that the human capacity for serial ordering of action, whether of language or music or simply making coffee, presents central problems for our understanding of brain function.