Sentence examples for fascinating problem from inspiring English sources

It's a fascinating problem in ambiguity".

How and why the Norse community in Greenland perished at the end of the Middle Ages is an unsolved and fascinating problem.

"As a long-time student of human development, the whole issue of what makes for a good education, and the ways in which children can be educated, came to be a fascinating problem".

Alongside the fascinating problem of England's literary inferiority complex, both American and British writers need to confront our automatic tendency to measure the worth of a work of fiction with a scale and a tape measure.

To ask if Mr. Vaughn and Ms. Connelly have any chemistry is to invoke the wrong science; extreme disparities of size and shape suggest, instead, a fascinating problem of zoology, as if a whippet had decided to cohabit with a yak.

Making the design by using smooth curves is a fascinating problem of computing with significant physical and esthetic applications especially in high speed transportation and robotics.

But even the standard processor is presenting fascinating problems as its features shrink.

In his journal article, Dr. Sallares said that "to unlock the full potential of biomolecular archaeology in relation to malaria and tackle all the fascinating problems" would require "much more work" developing reliable methods of analysis.

That was written while Moss herself was living in Iceland for a year with her young family, dealing with all the comically fascinating problems she recounts in her memoir, Names for the Sea, such as how to buy a cheap fridge in a country horrified by anything second-hand.

We find such fascinating problems in The Terminator (1984) or Back to the Future (1985) plus sequels, and Looper (2012) in which criminal assassins are hired go back in time to kill rivals, but are also ordered to go back and kill their younger self to "close the loop".

The cutting stock problem (CSP) is one of the most fascinating problems in operations research.