Sentence examples for particularly current problem from inspiring English sources

Repetition seems a particularly current problem.

Whether this increases the number of students pursuing a career in biology is not as important as is the demystification of science, particularly given current problems in fully employing the scientists we already produce (Benderly, 2009) and the widespread confusion amid the public of how science works and what it implies in terms of public policy and personal decisions.

"In general, it seems that when people know about how their privacy is being invaded, they care more – and much of the current problem, particularly in the UK, is through complacency and a feeling that the 'nothing to hide' argument holds water.

This is a very important factor in wellbeing and he recognises what a huge effect it often has on his constituents, particularly with the current problems with the benefit system.

According to Mr. Clark, the government's solution to a current problem — declining television viewership, particularly among young people, who prefer to entertain themselves online — goes right through Baidu.

They may eventually remedy the current problem.

That is Time Warner's current problem.

The current problem is retainment.

So back to my current problem.

Secondary arc current problem.

This is the current problem presented to the current time.