Sentence examples for minimizes the problem from inspiring English sources

Thomas L. Friedman (column, June 25) minimizes the problem of dealing with postwar Iraq when he refers to the Pentagon's "biggest analytical failure".

Dr. Satel minimizes the problem of thousands of legitimate claims that have been denied veterans because of the great difficulty of finding supporting documentation to verify the stressor.

"A Clearer Picture on Voter ID," by Jimmy Carter and James A. Baker III (Op-Ed, Feb. 3), minimizes the problem of disfranchisement as a result of burdensome voter identification laws.

In "And on the Eighth Day, God Went Green" (column, Feb. 11), John Tierney minimizes the problem of global warming with the cavalier statement that scientists are unsure of how much the earth will heat up or of how much damage will be done.

Boosting minimizes the problem of convergence to a local optimum since the fitness function of the GA is changing as the population is evolving towards a solution.

The spacer minimizes the problem of concentration polarization since it consists of a network of plastic fibers that separates the spiral wound membrane sheets from each other to create turbulence and inhibit further biofouling.

This minimizes the problems associated with excessive oxidation and considerably shortens the overall processing time.

It minimizes the problems of bias, noise and batch effects in the estimation of CNs.

This method is more suited to genotyping data generated from SNP chips than to whole-genome sequence data, which minimizes the problems of ascertainment bias [ 34, 57].

But Mr. Dapolito literally minimized the problem.

In fact, he seemed inclined to minimize the problem.