Sentence examples for elusive problems from inspiring English sources

Time described the environmental crisis as a problem that Americans "might actually solve, unlike the immensely more elusive problems of race prejudice or the war in Vietnam".

Now, Dr. Jack Swanson, a pediatrician in Ames, Iowa, spends his days dealing with more elusive problems: depressed children, anorexic and bulimic teenagers, sexually precocious tweens, young substance abusers, younger perpetrators and victims of violence.

Disc brake squeal remains an elusive problem in the automotive industry.

Automatic shot classification can also serve as an important step in approaching the elusive problem of capturing semantics or meaning in the video sequence (see, e.g., [14]).

In addition to many issues of internal affairs, the economy and society, she must face fierce international competition, as well as the complex and elusive problem of North Korea.

Understanding the delicate balance between the role of effector and memory cells on eliminating cancer cells remains an elusive problem in immunology.

The latter result seems to open a pathway to the elusive problem of proving (for fixed d) the existence of a spherical L-design with a number of points N of order (L+1)d.

Determining the evaporation of the choice for maintaining the blockade and conventional bombing to break the Japanese will is an elusive problem.

Interacting with this general question of data quantity is the more elusive problem of data quality.

Resolving observational correlations into causal relationships is an elusive problem at the heart of biological understanding, pharmaceutical development, prevention of disease and medical practice.

Our findings identify miR-9 as an essential, but previously unknown, component of the Hes1 molecular oscillator and furthermore, provide a plausible mechanism for the elusive problem of how oscillations are terminated.