Sentence examples for post a problem from inspiring English sources

An innovation mall is hierarchical but open: Anyone can post a problem or propose solutions in it, but the company posting the problem chooses the solution.

To create one on which anyone and everyone can post a problem, so that anybody who might, for whatever reason, want to help knows where to go, is more like setting up a stall in a market at which buyers and sellers know where to meet.

However, this example does not really post a problem, because the A sentence in 44 indeed involves presuppositions triggered by the proper name 張三 Zhangsan and the definite description 那個很難的問題 na-ge hen nan de wenti 'that difficult problem'.

"The place I would like technology to go is driving more towards solving a problem," he said, suggesting a process in which Congress might post a problem online and then reward solutions for it.

One common example is when an organization posts a problem on a web platform (like InnoCentive) and invites solutions, perhaps offering a financial prize.

Rather than posting a problem specific to the firm, SCA got much better results when it posed a general problem (how to make a material more absorbent, say).

See for instance the experiment run by mathematician Gowers on his blog: he posted a problem and asked a large number of mathematicians to work collaboratively to solve it.

He and others talked about "crowdsourcing," for example, by posting a problem on a website and inviting the community to comment.

Running at Michigan however, would have posted a problem.

When posting a problem, please post a URL to the problem you are referring to, or provide an example of article that has the problem.

But to reiterate my earlier point, everyone who writes for the Post has a problem now.