Sentence examples for of a problems from inspiring English sources

This definition seeks to formalize the intuitive characterization of a problems decidable by a probabilistic algorithm as one for which there exists a decision procedure which can make undetermined choices during its computation but still solves the problem correctly in a 'clear majority' of cases (i.e. with probability \(p\) bounded away from \(\frac{1}{2}\frac{1}{

Difficulties could take the form of (a) problems in resisting temptation in response to appetitive stimuli leading to substance abuse; (b) impulsive binging that is negatively reinforced as a means of avoiding distress; and (c) a consistent, habitual pattern of excessive substance use such as found in alcohol dependence.

TiVo has a bit of a problem.

"It's a bit of a problem.

Drugs may be more of a problem.

This is becoming more of a problem.

Iran has much less of a problem.

What kind of a problem?

How much of a problem?

"That is a bit of a problem".

That posed a bit of a problem.