Sentence examples for more familiar problem from inspiring English sources

A second and more familiar problem is industrial overfishing.

The Problem of the Loyal Henchmen is a subset of the more familiar Problem of Authority.

And, as the river rose, a more familiar problem rose with it: the risk of flood, now provoked by the same factors that underlie scarcity – climate change and building.

Excess flow is a more familiar problem.

The reduced muscle tone from even a couple of drinks also aggravates less serious, but more familiar, problems.

But then firms will tend to pocket gains in efficiency, instead of passing them on to consumers in the form of lower prices.Messrs Tirole and Laffont realised this dilemma resembles a more familiar economic problem, that of agency, in which owners of assets struggle to set the right incentives for those who manage them.

The Red Lion avoids the more familiar staging problems.

"I encourage the kids to talk to the doctor in advance and let him know something is going on – signs of depression or other problems the parents won't talk about," advised Dr. Dale, adding that a consultation with a geriatrician who is more familiar with problems of the aging might be even more productive.

Linn Ullmann, it seems safe to say, is more familiar with this problem than most.

Instead, participants indicated that their preference was to participate in a self-directed process of decision making that supported a more familiar approach to problem solving.

Being more familiar with the problem context thus may have a beneficial effect on finding matching information and being more engaged during self-study which leads to better academic achievement.