Sentence examples for problem arena from inspiring English sources

Validation of gene function certainly remains an outstanding problem arena.

It is also useful in finding roots of curves that cross the x axis many times, which is otherwise a thorny problem in math and calculus -- but one's initial guess needs to be quite close for it to work well in that problem arena.

ALAIN GAUTHIER, who runs the Bell Centre, home of the Montreal Canadiens, wrestled with a problem confronting arena and stadium operators all over: large arrays of energy-sapping light bulbs.

I think this is especially a problem for arenas of inquiry, like climate science and evolution, that encounter public resistance since this enlarges the temptation.

"I really think the biggest problem is the arena is so hard to get to because of the traffic," said Jim Adams, a longtime season-ticket holder.

"I don't have a conceptual problem with the arena moving to Newark," said Mr. Stern, whose company owns more than $500 million in Newark real estate and has city-designated development rights on a number of parcels.

He became puzzled as to why more biologists weren't studying what he views as "the major unsolved problem" in their arena.

Therefore, any help Brown gave Harrison could not have been related to the Spring 1956 NBA Draft, since Harrison's problem with the arena owners did not come about until after Rochester had the Ice Capades in Fall 1956.

The application of emerging research into clinical practice is not a new problem in the arena of the practicing physician either.

What do you think about the possibility that the Islanders might relocate if their arena problems are not solved?

While registered arenas, or lienzos, adhere to a thick set of guidelines, with sanctions and judges, there has been a growing problem with unofficial arenas in California and Nevada.