Sentence examples for continuation of the problem from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of a continuation of the problem the media had with the weapons of mass destruction and the whole coverage of Iraq".

"Museums think that if they show one woman artist or one artist of color, the problem is solved," Kahlo said, "but that's a continuation of the problem".

The medieval problem of universals is a logical, and historical, continuation of the ancient problem generated by Plato's (428-348 B.C). theory answering such a bundle of questions, namely, his theory of Ideas or Forms.

Whether that idea can succeed is a continuation of the wider problem of selling content on the Internet, when the store next door is giving it away.

One can simply look at the lack of some key apps such as Spotify from Nokia's latest flagship as a continuation of this problem (Spotify is available on the Lumia 800 and 900 however)." Gleeson argues that Nokia still hasn't fixed its attitude to software — evident in the recent issues with the schism between WP 7.5 and 8. "This is an issue that Nokia has not fully addressed yet," he says.

The conclusion I wanted to make in that chapter of my book is that African people have been the victims of aggression and violence for a long time, and that Trayvon Martin's death was a continuation of that problem.

Instead 'more of the same' is generally being seen as a continuation of the country's problems".

While several of Texas' successful streaks came to an end, No. 12 Louisiana State experienced the continuation of a problem that it has dealt with for several seasons under Coach Les Miles: clock management at the end of the game.

In continuation of the efforts to overcome the problem of high spatial requirement and to fabricate well-shaped corners, Scheibe et al. proposed superimposed <110> oriented beams, as shown in Figure 40, for the formation of crossed V-grooves for chip isolation [98].

This slim text is a meditation on the interrelationship of scientific research and technological innovation, on the threats that societal influences pose to their successful continuation, and on the problem of reconciling the innovator's need for freedom to follow where inquiry leads with society's interest in defining the acceptable limits of such enquiry.

"We've been very frustrated with the continuation of mold problems in our community," said Melissa McCrumb, one of the organizers of the march.