Sentence examples for classic problems from inspiring English sources

Algeria has endured the classic problems of exaggerated industrialisation, ill-managed farm collectivisation, and rural depopulation.

A comparison of the versions reveals some of the classic problems associated with anonymous sourcing.

The authors argue that good governance can overcome the classic problems of state ownership: Statoil of Norway is one of the world's best-run firms.

But on her desk was a secret weapon: a stack of worksheets -- the antithesis of constructivist math -- pages of classic problems in long division, the addition of fractions and reducing the sum of fractions to its simplest terms.

The development of the list-processing languages derived from attempts to carry out two of the classic problems in artificial intelligence: the use of machines to play games like chess and checkers, and the use of machines to prove theorems in mathematics and mathematical logic.

While some were mere copycats of US startups, many brought different approaches to classic problems.

"I was your classic problem kid," he said.

That was the classic problem in the office.

"That is a classic problem," Giuliani admitted, nodding.

What is happening now is a classic problem of diplomacy: a mismatch between means and ends.

"It's a classic problem that happens everywhere, but especially with Google".