Sentence examples for in particular the problem from inspiring English sources

But the report said that while reform-minded officials had begun winning victories, against illegal loggers in particular, the problem was huge, with the biggest obstacle probably graft.

In Afghanistan in particular, the problem was that he kept his campaign pledge whereas many of us wish that he had broken it.

For Berenson, in particular, the problem of pairing "art" and "market" was the problem of explaining to buyers the ineffable perceptions and judgments that go into making an attribution.

* * * In 1959, a Duke sociologist named Donald F. Roy joined a group of machine-line workers in Chicago to study how menial laborers, working twelve-hour shifts, coped with their factory conditions — in particular, the problem of monotony.

"We haven't had all the resources that we've needed to cover every base," he acknowledged, citing in particular the problem of paying for tightened security patrols in neighborhoods of Salt Lake City and surrounding communities that are not directly involved in the Olympics.

At the same time, they acknowledge certain weaknesses of their own study, in particular the problem that people who take no medicine are also likely to be among those who are the least ill and therefore least likely to become disabled in any case.

Thus it also suffers from their problems, in particular the problems of property β.

In particular the problems occurring because of diffusional screening and the design conditions for minimizing this effect are discussed.

This chapter aims to discuss issues related to the unsupervised recognition of patterns in the general scope and in particular the problems belonging to the electric sector.

In particular the problems of the high densities usually found in laboratory experiments and the production of high colour temperature radiation fields are discussed and solutions presented.

Phipps highlighted in particular the problems of armies moving without magazines or supplies.