Sentence examples for combined problems from inspiring English sources
Personally, I think this is quite a clever, succinct way of expressing the combined problems we face.
There, Mr. Romney suffers from the combined problems of it being a state in the Deep South and the home state of Newt Gingrich.
The combined problems have resulted in delays to pensions being paid, extra work for staff and a huge increase in complaints, with pensioners struggling to get through to My CSP to get their issues dealt with.
Sixteen Liberal Democrat MPs, including Simon Hughes, rebelled in the Commons, opposing plans to remove eligibility for legal aid from those caught up in "complex needs" cases – involving combined problems of debt, housing and benefit.
It is shown that the cell average scheme enjoys the major advantage of simplicity for solving combined problems over other existing schemes.
Mr. Pomeroy said workers being eliminated by banks now have much better prospects than in the early 1990's, when they faced the combined problems of a weak regional economy and a glut of laid-off bankers.
In this paper, we studied the combined problem of allocating system resources, in terms of power assignment and transmission rate, in the downlink of a CDMA wireless system, where multiple services with various QoS requirements are simultaneously requested.
We also consider a combined problem where both nodes and edges may be removed from a graph: Problem 2.3.
Matches were based on the combined problem list and medication list management rate during the six months prior to training.
Harvard Medical School created a hybrid curriculum in 1985 that combined problem based learning (PBL) with limited lectures and laboratories in order to help students to develop a flexible, integrated knowledge base.
This quasi-experimental study of an intervention teaching a combined problem-solving and emotional-control coping strategy to Iranian women showed large postintervention effect sizes on QOL scores among women provided with the intervention.
