Sentence examples for enlarging the problem from inspiring English sources

If people want fake purses, manufacturers will continue to produce and wholesalers will continue to import, enlarging the problem.

"He had to do something, and he chose to enlarge the problem, beyond the Iraq experience".

Repeated shipments of food, without birth control, simply delay the reckoning a little while and enlarge the problem".

The increasing frequencies of D- and W/γ- type cytoplasm enlarge the problem in designing successful mating combinations because the choice of male parents will be strictly limited, as warned previously by Provan et al. [ 47] and Hosaka and Sanetomo [ 32].

He shrank the people but enlarged the problems.

With low within-household variation, the used of fixed effects can enlarge the problems generated by measurement error.

When Davis's narrators think (aloud) about thinking less, they just add to the problem, enlarging the mental volume, not reducing it.

This misuse in wrong contexts, together with the font's ubiquity enlarging the scale of the problem, is probably the main reason behind the worldwide hatred.

As d or L increases, the number of decision variables grows exponentially, enlarging the search space of the problem.

The problem of enlarging the detector acceptance using the same (water/ice Cherenkov) or alternative (acoustic/radio) techniques is therefore of central importance.

This paper revisits the problem of enlarging the domain of attraction of a linear system with multiple inputs subject to actuator saturation by designing a switching anti-windup compensator.