Sentence examples for many real problems from inspiring English sources

MARC KAGAN New York, Aug. 26, 2011 To the Editor: Cornel West enumerates many real problems in our nation.

"With so many real problems in this country, I don't think that it matters," said Enrique Krauze, a leading historian and political analyst.

When a nation engages in repetitious destructive, and self-destructive behavior, we need to look to the soundness of the domestic body politic, and start asking ourselves why, when there are so many real problems in the world for us to solve, we feel compelled to invent superfluous tragedies for ourselves and to repeat them again and again.

The gridlock that has kept Congress's approval ratings below 20% for years was on vivid display at a moment when the electorate has made crystal clear that it wants an end to Washington's dysfunction and inability to address the many real problems confronting the nation.

In many real problems, the positive solution is more significant.

This problem can be seen in many real problems, such as in electric circuits, chemical reactions, and vehicle systems.

Recently, some researchers [1, 3, 4] found that mathematical models of many real world problems, including some engineering problems, can be formulated as certain kinds of variational inequality problems, including quasivariational inequality problems.

Many real life problems can be stated as a minimax optimization problem, such as the problems in economics, finance, management, engineering and other fields.

Many real word problems can be formulated as a problem of the above form.

Many real life problems can be stated as a continuous minimax optimization problem.

Many real world problems, such as circuit designing and planning, can be encoded into the maximum satisfiability problem (MAX-SAT).