Sentence examples for difficult problems with from inspiring English sources

He said he believes that a bigger and better Orion computer could also speedily provide optimal solutions to difficult problems with many variables, potentially reshaping such diverse activities as investment, scheduling, logistics, and supply chain management.

Civil servants and senior British military sources repeatedly complained that he never raised difficult problems with Bush, even when he had been briefed to mention them before going to Washington.

The cancellation of performances in Shanghai and Beijing, first scheduled for April but delayed because of the SARS epidemic, fell victim this time to "complicated and difficult" problems with scheduling, the band's publicity agents said.

Dr. Smarr's plan is to use the institute to attack a few very difficult problems with what he calls "mega-computers" -- thousands or even millions of separate computers lashed together with optical fibers via the Internet.

Working across and beyond boundaries, being adaptable and super-aware, using intuition and innovation, relying on trial and error over charts and planning, and solving really difficult problems with clumsy solutions.

Particularly difficult problems with high Peclet numbers are investigated as well.

So it's time to reconsider whether the United States still faces a difficult problem with Mexican immigration.

"If China has a difficult problem with the international community, they give it to Wu Yi," said Robert Cassidy, a former deputy and China specialist at the office of the United States trade representative.

"We have a difficult problem with extremism in parts of our society.

The variation in wind direction with height is a more difficult problem with which to deal.

But I think that's an extraordinarily difficult problem, with a president for whom nothing is real.