Sentence examples for large problems when from inspiring English sources

The fourth is that the authors brought no evidence on the possibility of solving large problems when more cargoes and ships are added.

Research suggests that negative stereotypes is still a large problem when it comes to mental illness, and that stigma acts as a barrier to proper treatment -- treatment that helps the nearly one in four people who experience a mental health disorder live healthy and productive lives.

For pure radiation flow problems (i.e., no hydrodynamics), we see speedups in CPU time of factors of ≈15 30 for the largest problems, when comparing the multigrid solvers relative to diagonal scaled conjugate gradient.

But the essay also identifies a larger problem: when women publish cliché-ridden novels, they encourage men to maintain condescending views of women.

My next question has to do with what the advent of skiing Teletubbies says about us as a society because I think this is a symptom of a larger problem: When, exactly, did documenting an event become so much more important than the event itself?

As anyone who has been abused by the cops can tell you, the question of what should have happened to Pantaleo speaks to a larger problem: When police behave badly in New York, there's not much that ordinary citizens can do to hold them accountable.

This will pose an even larger problem when medications are more prevalent than what was observed for statins in MESA.

The Arnoldi reduction method (ARM) affords an efficient means of solving large problems particularly when time durations are long or many species are involved.

The use of the asymptotic expansions proposed by Karihaloo and Xiao [13] at the tip of a crack with normal cohesion and Coulomb friction can overcome the numerical difficulties that appear in large scale problems when the Newton Raphson procedure is applied to a set of equilibrium equations based on ordinary shape functions (Standard Finite Element Method).

This is especially important for large-size problems when dynamic redeployment is required.

It hoped it had got rid of a large chunk of problems when it spun off Delphi in 1999 and was less responsive to its main supplier's pleas for help than was Ford (which agreed to take over some less attractive plants from Visteon).