Sentence examples for generation of problems from inspiring English sources

"It was all about positioning," Frum said, "not about confronting a new generation of problems".

For large systems, this approach leads to the generation of problems involving highly sparse matrices which must be solved iteratively.

Our interdisciplinary and open nature we do not have traditional departments and faculty carry out research in multiple areas is ideal for tackling the next generation of problems.

And I firmly believe that this is the kind of thinking that will help us all solve the next generation of problems, whether scientific or not". Agrawal added, "Professor Bialek is also one of the best teachers at Princeton.

Study 2 further showed that when problem-posing was designed to focus only on the generation of problems without the solutions, problem-solving prior to instruction resulted in better conceptual understanding than problem-posing.

In general, economic cooperation between Japan and the United States is now no longer advertised as crucial to stem Communism in Asia, but to cope with a new generation of problems -from aid to Eastern Europe to third world debt, refugees, terrorism, drugs and the environment.

Les Bernal, national director of Stop Predatory Gambling, is worried New Jersey could be creating a new generation of problem gamblers.

The children's commissioner is demanding a crackdown on online games that simulate betting amid fears that they will hook the next generation of problem gamblers.

SHASS faculty also teach every MIT undergraduate, empowering the next generation of problem-solvers with political, economic, cultural, and historical perspectives.

Apps for Good Apps for Good is an education movement which uses technology to create the next generation of problem-solvers and tech entrepreneurs; students who can create, launch and market digital products to solve problems in their communities.

Water in the West pursues this mission through cutting-edge research, creative problem solving, active collaboration with decision-makers and opinion leaders, effective public communications and hands-on education of students, the "next generation of problem solvers.