Sentence examples for examining the problem of from inspiring English sources

This chapter begins by examining the problem of mapping messages into message marks.

For this reason Paul deals with the question of the truth and falsity of a proposition before examining the problem of its meaning, and solves the latter on the basis of the answer to the former, thus inverting the order followed by Gregory.

Instead of dealing with the incidents of police brutality that those people were bringing up, instead of examining the problem of police brutality in this country, better they single me out.

It is, therefore, important that the interaction between various risk factors related to cardiovascular disease are considered in further examining the problem of health behavior in low SES youth.

The study was part of a series examining the problems of the uninsured.

**In "Bed and Board" you were examining the problems of romantic relationships.

Bondfield spent much of her time abroad; in the autumn she travelled to Canada as the head of a delegation examining the problems of British immigrants, especially as related to the welfare of young children.

The best single documentary was won by BBC4's The Orphans of Nkandla which examined the problem of children orphaned by Aids in South Africa.

His Von der Gnadenwahl (On the Election of Grace), written the same year, examines the problem of freedom, made acute at the time by the spread of Calvinism.

In this week's issue of Arts & Leisure, Brooks Barnes examines the problem of "frankenfilms," Hollywood's $100 million extravaganzas that are made by committee.

The Island, full of former career women who have settled down to raising children, is a perfect setting, the author said, to examine the problem of balancing professional aspirations with motherhood.