Sentence examples for peculiar problems from inspiring English sources

The industry, though, faces some peculiar problems.

Both the Mazda and Buick have peculiar problems with the calendar.

Peculiar problems had emerged from the sphericality of planets; in conventional video games, digital spaces are perfectly flat.

Holland emphasises that the rhetoric that made Augustus only first among equals, not king, raised peculiar problems for his successors.

This chapter provides an introduction to common statistical techniques and experimental practices to the peculiar problems of image database.

It is shown that the feedback control of 2D ducts poses peculiar problems compared to simple 1D ducts.

Finally, there's the peculiar problem of Bush.

But the success of "Hey Baby" posed a peculiar problem.

Recently, Mr. Dowling, a competent amateur mechanic, was stumped by a peculiar problem.

Like many other former trade center tenants, Mr. Koulouroudis has faced a peculiar problem.

The choice of appropriate methodology depends on the peculiar problem we must address.