Sentence examples for further problems of from inspiring English sources

Fossils present yet further problems of interpretation.

One difficulty in applying this definition is that it includes a criterion ('principal' objective), which inevitably raises further problems of interpretation – as indeed occurred in the cases reviewed below.

The building of the industrial complex at Fos-sur-Mer also attracted many thousands of migrant workers from North Africa in the 1960s, posing further problems of housing the city's immigrant population.

Hutton's interim report also suggested raising contributions to plug the gap – the most controversial recommendation and most likely to be at odds with his concern, expressed in the report, about the potential for public sector workers to opt out if the schemes seem too expensive, creating further problems of people retiring into poverty.

There are two further problems of truthlikeness, both of which presuppose the solution of the logical problem.

For although the general Aristotelian stance towards universals successfully handles the inconsistencies quite obviously generated by a naïve Platonist ontology, it gives rise precisely to these further problems of its own.

We have a further problem of houseboats.

And then there was the further problem of trying to play for audiences outside the US.

There was the further problem of an injury to Stuart Broad, who damaged a triceps in his right arm while bowling.

There was the further problem of scriptural books which did not give support to the reformation message, or seemed to give support to Catholic arguments.

In a new exhibition about Star Wars, they faced the further problem of where to build a replica of a repulsive slug-like alien gangster.