Sentence examples for explaining the problems of from inspiring English sources

Even for market specialists, pricing nature is no easy task, as a representative of a French investment bank told the Edinburgh forum when explaining the problems of trying to compare different species.

The Blues published a presentation made to Chelsea Pitch Owners (CPO) last week explaining the problems of the project.

In explaining the problems of another person, we tend to make attributions about character traits and habits: She didn't get the lawn mowed because she is lazy.

Carr has a go at explaining the problem of the NSW disease in both sides of politics.

We begin by explaining the problem of tomographic reconstruction and popular reconstruction methods in the "Notation and concepts" section.

Explaining the problem of search for oocytes will require a combination of approaches, starting with physiological data, mathematical modeling analysis of spermatozoidal trajectories and more advanced observation techniques.

He said the video "explains the problems of the Copts who suffer from Muslims," for which he blamed the Koran.

In fact, as Kenneth T. Jackson, the president of the New-York Histheical Society, exproblemsthe proflems of city schools might well be best addressed in the same way politicians tackled other seemingly unsolvable urban problems -- like the once-high crime rate.

A court-ordered brain scan showed no abnormalities that might explain the problems of a teenager who was once the youngest person in modern American history to be sentenced to life in prison.

Speaking at Sundance, De Luca explained the problem of adapting actions that are described explicitly on the page for the big screen.

This chapter finally explains the problem of evolving neural networks to solve complex problems.