Sentence examples for hunting problems from inspiring English sources

Similarly, earlier techniques such as cost benefit analysis (invented to cope with submarine hunting problems during World War II) and input output analysis (a technique developed by the U.S. Air Force for identifying the critical parts of an economy to develop or damage) rapidly spread into civilian use and into most academic management programs.

Still, ODFW argues that it needs help in hunting problem animals to prevent either kind of attack.

College physics students frequently employ heuristic methods such as equation hunting during problem solving, rather than using more expert like strategies (Tuminaro 2004; Walsh et al. 2007).

The party is able to hunt the problem and fix it itself.

On Sunday, Mr. Liu maintained his defiant posture, saying, "People have said there's a witch hunt; the problem is, there's no witch".

The focus in genomic research had largely been on looking for errors within genes themselves, but the combined results of Encode and 1,000 Genomes Project and others will help guide the hunt for problem areas that lie elsewhere in our DNA sequence.

If the anti-whaling money directly paid whalers not to hunt -- problem solved.

"All the major parks have serious hunting and poaching problems," he said.

The present study has shown that catch-effort data from hunter reports can provide pertinent information about the current hunting practices and problems of prey depletion and for design of conservation interventions for hunted species.

Lisa Argilla, a vet at Wellington Zoo, said the penguin had possibly struggled to find enough food or had had problems hunting and had come ashore as he needed to go through his seasonal moulting.

So it's a problem of job hunting.…They don't think the job is of high quality.