Sentence examples for immutable problems from inspiring English sources

If humans can reinvent even basic facts of biology, what other seemingly immutable problems can be solved?

In the US, we have to contend with so much apathy in the face of seemingly immutable problems, and facts are driven by ideology as opposed to the other way around.

So at an atemporal perspective, time simply does not pass, there is nothing about passage to know, and this is why passage poses no problem for immutable omniscience.

The 'programmable' and 'active' network paradigms have been trying to solve the problems emanating from the immutable organization of network software layers by allowing arbitrary custom codes to be embedded inside network layers.

If these problems were solved Britain's immutable advantages its language, global connections and its liberal labour market would be better exploited by all firms, not just the chosen few.

Baker [ 22] acknowledges that part of the problem is that there is "no immutable formula for successful implementation of innovations" (i30).

He also points out the importance of making sure there is good data because ultimately, if you have bad data in an immutable record, that is going to be a serious problem.

It's difficult to come up with an obvious solution to this problem without saying that everything should just be immutable.

The security of quantum communication (Q.Com) is based on fundamental and immutable laws of physics and not on the assumption that a problem is and always will be too difficult for an adversary to solve.

Thus, there are serious problems with the popular view that direct discrimination is wrong due to the immutable nature of the traits on the basis of which the discriminator treats the persons whom he wrongs.

The immutable clan lines that have pitted Somalis against one another for decades are not a problem here.