Sentence examples for problem has involved from inspiring English sources
Its solution to the problem has involved having foreign subsidiaries of global banks plead guilty to a charge, rather than the whole entity.
Interestingly, one approach to resolving the problem has involved depth profiling by cobombardment with a high energy C60+ probe and a very low energy Ar+ probe.
The typical solution to this problem has involved the development of hardware platforms that are dedicated to the single task of measuring simple visual RT (Dinges & Powell, 1985; Li et al., 2010; Repperger, Jacobson, Walbroehl, Michel, & Goodyear, 1985; Thorne et al., 2005).
The company said the problem had involved only one plant that was closed in 2009.
Studies of the problem have involved sending robotic vehicles and deep-sea divers into the aqueduct in recent years to inspect and photograph the cracks.
As for {+7}Li, astronomers have measured only one-third to one-half of what the standard theory suggests should be there.Until now, attempts to explain away the lithium problem have involved secondary modifications of the amount around.
These problems had involved previous generations of cathedral architects in bitter disputes.
Because it is not the middle class Negros and Puerto Ricans who gravitate to the West Side, but the more impovrished, the problem of integration has involved differing educational backgrounds and economic means as well as races.
The more serious problems might have involved a transmission line in Cleveland that investigators were focusing on.
Also, a dispute with Brazil known as the Acre problem was resolved: this had involved an unsuccessful attempt by the central government to crush an autonomist rebellion (1889 1903) in the rubber-boom territory of Acre on the Brazilian border.
As a result, if something does go wrong, a problem that might once have involved only 50,000 vehicles might today mean a recall covering more than a million.Meanwhile, there has been a significant change in attitude towards handling safety-related defects.
