Sentence examples similar to conceive of the problems from inspiring English sources

It is just that none of us has the intellectual stature to conceive of the problem in a radical new way.

But responses from the field seem to conceive of the problem as one that requires only a refined technical solution from within the scientific establishment, not fundamental reforms.

Onstage at Civic Hall, all the speakers agreed that the solution is Elizabeth Warren, but from the sidelines one could notice some variance in how they conceive of the problem.

He conceived of the problem faced by five philosophers sitting around a table, each with a bowl of rice and a single chopstick.

"What if more of the web worked the way BitTorrent does?" he writes of how the company first conceived of the problem.

JM originally conceived of the problem and supervised the research.

BD and OC conceived of the problem, participated in its framing and coordination, and helped IH to draft the manuscript.

BD conceived of the problem, participated in its framing and coordination, and helped SPH and IH draft the manuscript.

BD conceived of the problem and participated in its framing and interpretation, and helped BM draft the manuscript.

They did not even conceive of the magnitude of problems, etc. this would entail in terms of the U.S. bureaucracy.

PK conceived of the study problem.