Sentence examples for constitutes a problem for from inspiring English sources

If this circumstance results useful for energy consumption reduction, it constitutes a problem for indoor air quality and comfort.

The bitter taste of most LA constitutes a problem for blinding.

If it is true that the peaceful management of political conflict constitutes a problem for every political order, it is just as true that for representative democracy in its State configuration, this issue takes on absolute priority.

The production of dredged mud constitutes a problem of first magnitude for two reasons: the huge amount of generated wastes, and the environmental risk as a consequence of the accumulated and persistent pollutants.

Of all the concessions Israel had to make, "that one constituted a problem for us," he said.

Some sexual assault crimes constitute a problem for the legal institutions confronted with the DNA analysis of such cases.

Death has, accordingly, constituted a problem for man, and he has felt impelled to take special action to cope with it.

The last section explained why Skolem's Paradox does not constitute a problem for mathematics.

Whatever philosophical problems the paradox is supposed to engender, it just doesn't constitute a problem for mathematics.

This, of course, has not kept philosophers from arguing that the paradox does constitute a problem for philosophy.

Such intentions to mislead came to be called sneaky intentions (Grice 1969), and they constituted a problem for speech act analyses based on communicative intentions.