Sentence examples for one of the earliest problems from inspiring English sources

Transferring money between two parties was one of the earliest problems to plague peer-to-peer commerce on the web.

One of the earliest problems Dr. Vest tackled was a suit by the Justice Department against a group of elite universities that met each spring to agree on how much financial aid they would offer individual students.

One of the earliest problems in the theory of accretive operators was to solve (1.2).

One of the earliest problems of enumerative geometry was posed around the year 200 BCE by the ancient Greek mathematician Apollonius, who asked how many circles in the plane are tangent to three given circles.

One of the early problems encountered was the identification of casualties.

One of the early problems the Free State programme was unable to address was the emerging evidence that the patient-walk-through-model, despite its intentions of promoting access and quality, was inefficient.

In one of the earliest signs that problems had spread to the biggest players on Wall Street, Bear Stearns said in July that two of its hedge funds invested in mortgage-backed securities had collapsed.

Gershon and Rieder (1992) provided one of the earliest alerts that neurodevelopmental problems were increasing in the United States.

Parsons's system is one of the earliest that explicitly addresses the problem of overlapping harmonics in the context of separating cochannel speech.

It was one of the earliest global alerts to broader manufacturing problems in China that allowed scores of tainted products, including toys, children's jewelry and pet food, to end up on store shelves.

Plato, one of the earliest to see democracy as a problem, saw its typical citizen as shiftless and flighty: Sometimes he drinks heavily while listening to the flute; at other times, he drinks only water and is on a diet; sometimes he goes in for physical training; at other times, he's idle and neglects everything; and sometimes he even occupies himself with what he takes to be philosophy.