Sentence examples for contended problems from inspiring English sources

However, it is controversial whether the two most prominent examples, namely the Unruh effect and Haag's theorem, really do cause the contended problems in the first place.

Other studies from developed countries have contended with problems of subject's therapeutic misconception, voluntariness and measurement of capacity to consent during biomedical research and clinical trials [ 51, 56- 58].

(Code category: 2, Agency combined with mentorship) Research that demands problem solving: Students with strong project ownership also exhibited more involvement in higher levels of problem solving and the ability and willingness to contend with problems that arose within the scientific inquiry process.

Most people looking at Internet privacy now seem to be contending with problems that have little to do with government oppression.

In addition, the study examined outcomes only up to one year after birth, and those advocating for planned Caesareans contend that problems with vaginal birth can show up years later.

But he contends that problems at the Journal go much deeper.

Amedisys had to contend with problems of its own making and struggled even to make payroll each week.

Company executives contend their problems are behind them, stressing that many factors were to blame for the blackout and that the nuke is back on line after repairs.

The story follows Madoc's journey as they travel West again, contending with problems such as storms and dissent among the crew.

But in the past, the state contended with its problems through a mix of taxes and cuts.

Firestone has contended that tire problems in Venezuela are the fault of the Explorer's design, and has blamed the design of sport utility vehicles in general for tire problems in the United States.