Sentence examples for in light of the problem from inspiring English sources

All of a sudden, you were able to understand the difficult problem in light of the problem with respect which you had traction.

We can admit, in light of the "problem of the many" (Unger 1980), that the 101 dog parts are dogs, but we can also affirm that the 101 dogs are not many; for they are "almost one".

Some say they are accelerating their efforts in light of the problems in Japan.

"This is especially the case in light of the problems with the planning process," the report concluded.

In light of the problems, Chaplin's draconian response to the lasciviousness of his culture is understandable, but also obviously inept and sexist.

Elizabeth's entry into a psychiatric hospital seems especially worrying in light of the problems she had with depression before coming to MIT.

In light of the problems inherent in case-by-case judicial determination of what is in the public interest, the Court's result could be explained as a decision that the cost of case-by-case evaluation could be avoided without significant chilling of speech involving matters of public importance.

Also that day, Ford officials prepared a memo raising questions about the company's plan to continue attaching the system, known as a thick film ignition, or T.F.I. module, to the engine in a future model in light of the problems and complaints.

Most historians believe McClellan was a superb organizer but excessively cautious field commander whose inability to work effectively with President Abraham Lincoln doomed the effort to win the Civil War in 1862; however, the question of whether his perspectives and conduct were justifiable in light of the problems he faced continues to inspire debate.

In light of the problems pertaining to AECL, the Federal Government wants to enhance its nuclear credibility.

It'd be ridiculous not to, in fact, in light of the problems I just set forth.