Sentence examples for instead a problem from inspiring English sources

'How can it be,' he wrote, 'that it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure, but it is news when the stock market loses two points?'" Obama tried to steer the conversation away from prejudices about income disparity only being a "black problem" or a "Hispanic problem," but instead a problem for all demographics.

If instead a problem is reduced to an equation of third or fourth degree, the points are constructed by conics, and if a problem is reduced to an equation of fifth or sixth degree, the points are constructed by a curve that is "just one degree higher than the conic sections" (G, 37).

Essentially, this heuristic approach sought to solve the multiple gene duplication problem of Guigó et al. by solving instead a similar problem which we refer to as the 'episode clustering' problem.

Showing this boundary crossing behaviour as acceptable, instead of a problem, tells men it is OK in real life.

It would have been politically unwise, and psychologically impossible, for British leaders to see mass starvation in Suffolk or Sussex as a solution instead of a problem.

The vast majority of the times this is because of problems with the integration of the new strategies instead of a problem with the technology itself.

Challenging, attention seeking and damaged are common labels and we stop seeing the person and instead see a problem which we feel the need to contain.

The Black Room will invite scholars and artists to campus whose work engages with blackness not as a historical condition whose meaning is already known but instead as a problem for thought.

If they can instead identify a problem in advance and send a message to the driver, they'll save the cost of that truck dispatch.

Instead of a problem similar to the one in Equation 8, in [28], the authors propose to solve the following problem: x ^ Ω = arg min x ∈ ℂ G F x s. t.

We should instead have a problem with the misogynist elements of society as a whole.