Sentence examples for much smaller problem from inspiring English sources

Learn to predict their behavioral patterns, and they will become a much smaller problem.

Even with heroin use on the rise, they said in interviews, it still represents a much smaller problem than prescription medications.

But the two constituencies were nearly identical in their beliefs that the way officials campaign for office is a much smaller problem than the way they will govern or their basic honesty and ethics.

John Doyle, executive director at the American Beverage Institute in Washington, a restaurant trade association, said that alcohol abuse on campus is not caused by marketing and is a much smaller problem than the study indicates.

That makes it a much smaller problem space, but also a risky one.

It's all thus a very much smaller problem than normally claimed.

"So I studied much smaller problems — academic bread-and-butter problems".

We solve instances with as many as 200,000 variables to 7-9 digits of accuracy in less than an hour on a standard laptop computer, while the existing solvers all stop working even for much smaller problems.

Based on an extrapolation scheme, the combination technique additionally mitigates the need for global communication: multiple and much smaller problems can be computed independently for each time step, and the global communication shrinks to a reduce/broadcast step in between.

"The Legislature now faces a much smaller budget problem than projected a year ago and the smallest projected out-year deficits since the 2007-2009 recession".

This is achieved by decomposing the master problem and solving only the much smaller sub-problems resulting from decomposition.