Sentence examples for central problem which from inspiring English sources
The administration's main goal is to increase demand for goods and services — the lack of which appears to be the economy's central problem — which could then give employers the confidence to hire.
The play's central problem, which is not making Othello himself look a credulous ass in believing in his wife's infidelity, is also partially solved by turning Cassio into a bit of a rake: one who warmly hugs Desdemona when he greets her in Cyprus and who later smothers Iago's wife in lascivious kisses.
Whereas some past work has emphasized the advantages of this type of plasticity, and adaptation in general, for efficient communication, the present work suggests how these phenomena help to solve the system's central problem, which is not to communicate inputs but to estimate their value.
Finally, the tax credit does nothing about the central housing problem, which is foreclosure.
During heat stress, dilation of peripheral bloods vessels requires the heart to work harder to maintain central blood pressure, a problem which is possibly worse with heart failure, a common co-morbidity in patients with COPD [ 14].
And therein lies the central problem of marriage, which asks you to spend close company with one person for years on end.
"It [the government] appears to be more focused on the children whom we serve relatively well, the brighter kids, and not focusing on the central problem we have which is doing a better job for the children at the bottom... Why isn't the focus on the bottom 20%, the poorest and the least performing?
The second central question is the index problem, which has also been raised about Rawls' theory of primary goods.
The paper poorly defines the 'Blocking Problem' which is the apparent central theme of the paper.
The latter problem is called the sequential grouping problem, which is one of the central problems in CASA [3].
