Sentence examples for invoke the problems from inspiring English sources
A partial solution may be found in living related and trans-species transplantation but these approaches invoke the problems of disease transfer and ethical dilemmas.
These readings, I argue, echo American Arts and Crafts reformists; anticipating occupational therapy proponents, Freeman, Jewett, and Brown invoke the problems arising from industrial efficiency and then reframe, revise, and transform these problems into their own antidotes.
But Mr. McGreevey, invoking the budget problems, called a $180 million rescue package to try to bring Camden back on its feet too costly.
Mechanical and fluid flow scaffold properties are macroscopically derived by means of the homogenization technique while the variables at the microscopic level are obtained by invoking the localization problem.
They both invoke the geometry of the domain (locally and globally), and introduce new critical dimensions to the problem.
Campaigners invoke the constitution in their cause.
One might even invoke the mimetic fallacy.
Kesselring did not invoke the "Nuremberg defence".
The first correspondence principle is invoked allowing the problem to be treated elastically and statically, with the non-linear equilibrium equations derived using the principle of virtual work.
