Sentence examples for grammatical problems from inspiring English sources

It was also discovered that certain grammatical problems are closely related to logicians' concepts and theories.

The book also describes a set of case studies that use complexity theory to analyze grammatical problems.

Indeed, these two approaches were interconnected: attacking the Qur'ān often required sophisticated explorations of difficult Arabic grammatical problems.

Comedians with larger, less well-informed audiences, such as Jay Leno, have to keep their political quips short and focused on figures with flaws everyone knows like Bill Clinton's lechery or George Bush's grammatical problems.

Again, many grammatical problems were also dealt with in this way.

George Bush, for instance, might have challenged Gerald Ford for the most comical president owing to his grammatical problems but he blew that title by doing a bunch of seriously bad things and now, instead, he is the most inept and dangerous and tragic and stupid and dangerous and, most of all, worst president of my lifetime.

In her new collection, Kafka agonizes over the menu for a dinner date ("One man fights at Marathon, the other in the kitchen"), and death is approached as a grammatical problem ("Is he, once he is dead, still 'he'he).

4) Effect vs Affect The most frustrating grammatical problem I still have to this day which results in me having to read and re-read the same sentence in order to put the right word into place.

This paper demonstrates a writing-skills "intervention" that deals with faulty modifiers, a grammatical problem that can inhibit accounting students and professionals from achieving the clarity and conciseness widely regarded as essential in the accounting profession.

There is no specific lexical or grammatical problem that requires the exegete to go to any length here.

The construction of the minimal graph from the set of navigations and the associated sequence of requests is similar to a grammatical inference problem whose objective is to find a minimal automaton that represents a language from symbol sequences of this language (so-called words).