Sentence examples for problem has given from inspiring English sources

His contributions to the Unique Games Conjecture (UGC), which poses a specific, so far unproven, computing problem, has given rise to many developments in computer science and mathematics.

On the Democratic side, Mr. Williams's public confession that be had Overcome a former drinking problem has given him a public identification that many Democrats here felt he lacked.

This enormous problem has given rise to an industry seeking to help guide these struggling borrowers to a relief solution that suits their needs.

This problem has given rise to research into the on-site treatment and/or resource recovery from feces and urine within a low income context.

The problem had given rise to theoretical confusion.

But the overall growth of the cross-channel market - and Eurotunnel's problems - has given the companies hope.

None of these has yet succeeded in setting the charts alight, and the album's birthing problems has given rise to rumours of deeper, underlying issues.

Still, the string of tax problems has given new legs to that wonderful old Steve Martin routine: "You can be a millionaire and never pay taxes.

Working on what he describes as "real-world" problems has given him a deeper understanding of applied sciences, while his colleagues have come to treat him as one of their own, and as someone who can help them improve their research and bring it to a new level.

California's problems have given Texans a chance to crow.

As machine age problems have given way to systems age messes, the underlying complexity associated with understanding these situations has increased exponentially.