Sentence examples for in relation to the problems from inspiring English sources
After its initial peak, motivation usually oscillates in relation to the problems and successes that you face.
JS Crisis is an overused word in football, but if it wasn't for the seriousness of Italy's off-field problems then it would not be unfair for "crisis" to be mentioned in relation to the problems facing Cesare Prandelli and his side on the pitch.
It enunciated the late 19th-century Roman Catholic position on social justice, especially in relation to the problems created by the Industrial Revolution, and it emphasized the church's right to make pronouncements on social issues as they related to moral questions.
The nature and application of this concept are discussed in relation to the problems faced by urban conservation in China, where the pressures for change to, and the removal of, the traditional urban fabric are greater than practically anywhere else in the world.
48 It is this 'knowledge of the experience' in relation to the problems and potential solutions to knowledge sharing and capture in relation to admission and discharge from the acute mental health ward, that is 'unique and precious'.
In steps 1 and 2, the perspectives of public health and palliative care experts, and the perspectives of different stakeholders in the health care system were analyzed in relation to the problems surrounding palliative care in Germany and potential measures to improve it.
In relation to the problem of Apollonian packing, the Apollonian network is introduced.
We argue that the selection and number of dichotomizers must depend on the performance of the ensemble code in relation to the problem domain.
We are now, in relation to the problem of cyber-warfare, at the same stage of intellectual development as we were in the 1950s in relation to possible nuclear war". The warning accompanied yesterday's publication of the Military Balance 2010, the IISS's annual assessment of global military capabilities and defence economics.
The carefully crafted sentence agreed by the prime minister, David Cameron, and Clegg, says: "In relation to the problem of matching internet protocol addresses, my government will bring forward proposals to enable the protection of the public and the investigation of crime in cyberspace".
