Sentence examples for illustrated a problem with from inspiring English sources
The above discussion illustrated a problem with statements about things that don't actually exist.
The events in Charlottesville illustrated a problem with that idea: only by the most specific, immediate definition can we consider the Confederacy to have lost the Civil War, and its legacy has defined a great deal of our history since then.
But Horner said that it illustrated a problem with F1 in that the companies that provide engines are not obliged to supply them to customers, and that the engines are also too expensive.
Internet reporter Dana Blankenhorn stated that the size of the bill illustrated a problem with the telephone companies' "event based" or connection-oriented business model, and used it to argue for open spectrum in a radio frequency spectrum auction in the U.S. scheduled for 2008.
As Toobin illustrates, a problem with originalism as a judicial philosophy is that "it is difficult to know what the framers would have thought of any given situation".
This illustrates a problem with using an undisturbed inflow for studying vortex-sound effects, and can be of interest when considering musical instruments, where the aim is to get maximum amplification of specific tones.
It appears that ccrAWC28 could be a member of the ccrA3 or ccrA5 allotype, illustrating a problem with the current classification system [9].
The situation at IDI, however, also illustrates a problem with successful task shifting.
Still, this number clearly illustrates a problem with which all intermolecular correlated mutation approaches have to deal, i.e. that many interactions will be missed and/or incorrectly assigned.
The advantage over the stochastic simulation approach is illustrated by a problem with increased stiffness.
The coverage of the furor over the mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners by members of the United States military has graphically illustrated a serious problem with American leadership: far too few of our political figures have any experience serving in the armed forces, let alone serving in a combat zone.
