Sentence examples for more interesting problem from inspiring English sources

There's relatively little written about the much more interesting problem of good.

The more interesting problem, they said, was that Brazil's domestic soccer league was suffering from arrested development, and seemed to be thriving and foundering simultaneously.

Well before his thesis was finished, however, he realized that a far more interesting problem was the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA.

The more interesting problem is to work out what scientists call the idea's "ecological validity" – that is, how well do the effects translate from the artificial simplicity of the lab situation to the ungovernable messiness of real life?

A different, and more interesting, problem is advertised by the tentative vocabulary of the following line, a syntax of uncertainty that is echoed throughout the book: "Many ancient cultures had inklings of quantum theory".

D-Ferg captured the essence of this different and more interesting problem with this early response: As an exaggerated example, suppose that half of the population has a 75% chance of producing a girl, and the other half has a 25% chance.

At the other end of the spectrum, some longtime partners like J. D. Edwards & Company, the Denver-based systems integration and software company, have bound themselves so tightly to I.B.M. over the years that figuring out new areas for growth via the strategic alliance pacts is, Mr. Timpson said, "one of the more interesting problems".

I think we might find more interesting problems if we did have closer contact.2.

Currently, Google has one of the more interesting problems I've ever seen.

Apparently there are more interesting problems as regards this Schrödinger-prey system with latent period which deserve further investigation.

Apparently there are more interesting problems as regards this Schrödingerean predator-prey system with latent period which deserve further investigation.