Sentence examples for gradual problems from inspiring English sources

The dirty truth is that we Americans stink at solving gradual problems.

Other institutions -- driven by 2-, 4-, and 6-year election cycles and quarterly and annual business cycles -- aren't structured to deal with gradual problems such as climate change.

For Kassab wadi (point 6) although there is no risk of salinity, we note an infiltration risk as its SAR was less than 3 (1.1) and its EC less than 700 (686 μS cm−1) which indicate a possible gradual increasing problems due to the continuous use of this water for irrigation.

Moreover, based on FAO guidelines, almost all water samples may cause immediate salinity to gradual increasing problem but no soil infiltration problems except for two sampling points.

Drezner et al. (2014) proposed a gradual covering problem in discrete space.

Drezner et al. (2010) considered a planar version of a gradual covering problem with a probabilistic covering function in which covering radii are random variables with uniform distribution.

Recently, Bashiri et al. (2014) proposed a gradual covering problem with a stochastic coverage radius that may have different types of distribution functions.

"Our political system has never dealt well with gradual long-term problems," Orszag observes.

CAP code assessments were carried out by gradual approaches: conceptual problems, fundamental phenomena, component and principal phenomena, experimental validation, and finally comparison with other code calculations on the base of important phenomena identifications.

There are also three categories of hazards according to SAR values: no problems, gradual increasing problems from the continuous use of water, immediate development of severe problems (Ayers and Westcot 1985).

Assessment of Medjerda River water quality according to the FAO standard for use in irrigation indicated that the river water could be used for irrigation but only with caution because continuous use could cause gradual to immediate problems in terms of sodium and chloride toxicity from plant root and leaf intake (Numaan 2011).