Sentence examples for for a different problem from inspiring English sources

The next-largest penalty ever assessed for violating rules governing the electricity grid, $250,000, was levied in March against another subsidiary of the company that owns the utility, Florida Power & Light, for a different problem.

The ACO is compared to a multi-start savings heuristic inspired by the one designed by Rieck et al. (2007) for a different problem with backhauls and better results are reported.

And I think at the time the only other program worldwide doing something similar was Y Combinator, but Y Combinator was solving for a different problem.

Contra Burge, the latter can seem more plausible and so, the entitlement may need to be explained on independent grounds.Also, for a different problem with Burge's view on critical reasoning, see the supplementary document, A Problem with Critical Reasoning.

Another recent work [31] has seen the use of 'conversation-based' approach in the P2P domain, but for a different problem, namely, the detection of overlapping P2P communities in Internet backbone.

Day: With the release of Battle for Azeroth, we actually made it so that you could delete keystones as a short term fix for a different problem that we were seeing where players are getting keystones that were too high a level for them.

Dempsey, whose spoken Navajo has improved significantly since a medicine man addressed the problem with a ceremony for her, encountered a different problem: she usually uses powdered milk in her recipe, but the pageant hadn't provided any.

For ordinary folk, a different problem: downstream of bad political choices, how to stop the floodgates of hell from wrecking their Florida?

What you need to sort out here is a more multidimensional query about problem: how has LGT been a problem for evolutionary microbiology, and is it a different problem for ecological microbiology?

The story has moved on - what started with over-prescribing for pain relief became a different problem when legislation was introduced to make it more difficult to get opioids - and consequently those who had become addicted turned to street heroin.

But Mr. Geithner presents a different problem for Mr. Obama, who staked his campaign on a call for change in Washington, especially in areas of economic policy.