Luke had nodded, politely, but I could see he still held that the problem of thinking and feeling certainly felt like a problem when you thought about it.
Chinese coaches and team managers, according to Jaime FlorCruz, hold that the problem is genetic -- that they cannot compete physically with African-Americans or Eurasians without a height advantage.
It is widely held that the problem with the N.H.L. game is the small surface, and that the international rink, being fifteen feet wider, makes for a better, cleaner, truer game of hockey.
Luke had nodded, politely, but I could see he still held that the problem of think-ing and feeling certainly felt like a problem when you thought about it.
This appeared initially attractive during a time when it was strongly held that the problem with anticancer immune responses lay significantly with failure of adequate antigen presentation to the immune system.
In contrast, social ecologists hold that the problems of environmentalism are due to an authoritarian hierarchy that is also responsible for such ills as racism, sexism, and classism.
A third hypothesis often put forward is the banking view, which holds that the central problem with the economy is a severely weakened financial sector that has stopped the flow of credit.
The legend holds that this problem was solved by turning the statue 23° to the northwest so Soapsuds' rear would face southeast, toward College Station, Texas, home of rival Texas A&M University.
A related hypothesis holds that proteins themselves are the problem: Once they've outlived their usefulness, they build up in organs and cause trouble, much like road dust can gum up a car engine.
Conventional wisdom holds that uncertainty is the basic problem of financial governance, and attempts to contain ambiguity have dominated recent financial reform efforts.
