Sentence examples for problem defining from inspiring English sources

So presumably there's no problem defining the term, for a change?

It seems that the people outside Europe don't have a problem defining what Europe is.

Since the dawn of civilisation, men have had no problem defining their feminine ideal and paying women to try to live up to it.

Re "The Goal: 'Sweatshop Free.' The Problem: Defining It" (Dec. 14): It certainly isn't surprising that some apparel manufacturers want to do well by doing good and saying they operate "sweatshop free".

Rather than focusing on an individual problem or issue, system innovation looks at the larger context of a problem, defining the roles, needs, and potential actions of all stakeholders.

Only a far more fundamental political reform would solve that problem: defining collective more precisely and opening the top job in the village, the party secretaryship, to genuinely competitive elections, ideally including non-party candidates.It is a shame that such a reform is not on the cards; and that, even without it, the party's approach to land reform is so timid.

The sentiments of the new generation of Muslims identify issues at the very heart of the problem defined as 'the war against terror'.

This problem defines the requirements for the model.

The architectural drift problem defines the discrepancy between the architecture description and the resulting implementation.

We then provide three formulations for a more general problem defined on a general directed graph.

Synthesis is the solution to a problem defined in a specification.