Sentence examples for i took up this problem from inspiring English sources

I took up this problem and started to think about what was really going on in this detector.

I take up the problem of how to determine these minimal differences.

In a new paper, "The Responsibility Gap in Corporate Crime," I take up the problem of what I call the responsibility gap: the inability of conventional theories of criminal liability to easily, or even under strain, satisfy urges to deter or inflict retribution on corporate managers.

Olgovich takes up this problem, also with a focus on the United States, linking its successful model of federalism to its strong legal system.

However, there is a huge demand for over-the-counter cough remedies (many of which have little proven clinical benefit) and the amount of consultation time taken up by this problem is difficult to ignore.

Several mathematicians at the University of Göttingen, notably the great Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777 1855), then took up the problem.

The UN also took up the problem of defining aggression, a task attempted unsuccessfully by the League of Nations.

In particular, in 1855 he took up the problem of explaining an unusual characteristic of the motion of Mercury.

In "Catastrophe: Risk and Response" (2004), he took up the problem of low-probability, high-impact events.

At that time he took up the problem that occupied almost all his life: the problem of constructing an all-metal dirigible with an adjustable envelope.

"Anthony Grafton [the Henry Putnam University Professor of History], a dear friend and colleague, wrote a piece for The New Republic in 2007 that took up the problem of the humanities and national-security policy.