Sentence examples for many particular problems from inspiring English sources

The great progress achieved in both the technology of metal nanostructures with necessary parameters and in theoretical modelling of many particular problems has led to a broad involvement of plasmon-mediated phenomena in the fields of optoelectronics, medical diagnostics and treatment, sensor technologies, etc. [5, 7].

"He also dealt with many of the particular problems that occur with black gay men".

Having now clearly specified that we only consider terrestrial predators, many of these particular problems become less critical (terrestrial predators actually have smaller turn radii with decreasing speed and are liable to have greater stability and accuracy – see e.g. Chittka et al. (2009) and references therein now cited in our manuscript).

Still, extrapolating from clusters of data over an area as vast and with as many unknowns as Congo presents particular problems, she said.

Ibiza's, and San Antonio in particular, problems are many, but ticket sellers aren't one of them.

Molenbeek, a borough of 90,000 in the capital where some neighbourhoods are up to 80% Muslim, is seen by many as a particular problem.

Participants identified particular problems for the many isolated villages where people were less aware of how to address health problems: few families had access to mass media and few leaflets were available; schools were less well developed with consequently lower child and adult literacy levels and it was sometimes hard to explain technical concepts in the local language.

Many community members worried that the library would become a tourist attraction, causing particular problems with traffic congestion.

While many may question the accuracy of Fallon's claim, there is agreement that Newmarket poses particular problems.

Two particular problems arise.

Shaving presents no particular problems.