Sentence examples for problem is left from inspiring English sources

The longer the problem is left to fester, the worse it will become.

In Geffner 1992, the causal theory is sketched; it is not developed to show its adequacy in dealing with the battery of problems presented above, and in particular the Ramification Problem is left untouched.

If the problem is left unaddressed, cloud storage providers might fail to keep users' data secure and a large amount of private and sensitive data might be revealed with very high consequential financial, reputational and operational impact on both users and cloud storage providers.

The exact solution of this problem is (left( {x^{2} + 1} right)^{ - 1}). Figure 1 shows a comparison of the Jacobi polynomial solution (y_{N}^{{left( {0,0} right)}} left( x right)), and the corrected Jacobi polynomial solution is (y_{N,M}^{{left( {0,0} right)}} left( x right)), for (left( {N,M} right) = left( {5,6} right)) and ((alpha = beta = 0)), with the exact solution (y(x)).

The problem is, left to my own proclivities, I'm a very lazy TV viewer.

If the problem is left untreated, the Achilles tendons at the back of the foot retract and the foot cannot take on a normal position.

This argument is not new, though some might feel a reflexive disdain for those whose best solution to any complex problem is "leaving them to get on with it".

Owing to problems during gestation, the blood flow between the left atrium and the right atrium was poor; if the problem was left unattended, the baby would likely die soon after being born.

The Wigan athlete, who had suffered with an Achilles problem, was left out despite posting a faster qualifying time than the selectors' pick, Lynsey Sharp.

In fact, although "one of the most important passages in Voyage of the Beagle" is Darwin's exploration in the Andes Mountains, followed by his calculation of their age, a problem was left open: calibration.

Here, we experienced the opposite problem, being left with too few gene differences to explain a large number of phenotypic variations.