Sentence examples for problem in a sense from inspiring English sources

But the problem in a sense is that there is no counterpart to Mr. Clinton here.

Oh yeah, maybe I actually am part of creating this problem in a sense, as well.

The problem, in a sense, is that her own work partakes of exactly this ruthless and simplifying brevity.

The lung operations were a mechanical problem, in a sense like fixing a couple of flat tires.

The problem, in a sense, was showing too much who she was — showing the coldness, or even disdain, that those who did not interest or please her evoked.

In this paper, we are going to extend the problem in a sense.

But the Independent's John Lichfield argues that it is neither a Calais problem nor, in a sense, a European problem.

Now, you might be asking yourself, "Why do I have to help Mark out? Isn't Facebook's stock price his problem?" Well, in a sense, yes.

It gives you an opportunity to reflect and problem solve in a sense, but in real time (Site C).

2. Reduction of the infinite-dimensional optimization problem to a sequence of finite-dimensional problems such that the solutions of the finite-dimensional problems converge, in a sense, to the solution of the infinite-dimensional problem.

Tom: One kind of easy problem in a certain sense I think is the kind of problems you can solve with what I call hyperconnectivity.