Sentence examples for problem marks from inspiring English sources

This image problem marks a huge transformation.

But getting more useful energy out of a machine than you put in has eluded the wit of man for 50 years and a new move to throw more money at the problem marks political, not scientific, progress.The project to build and run an International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) is 21 years old.

For security analyst Thomas Rid, in his bracingly sceptical study Cyber War Will Not Take Place, the "attribution problem" marks the most decisive break between online combat and traditional warfare: "Uncertainty and a lack of orientation are the norm, not the exception".

The Hard Problem has prompted arguments in serious journals about what is going on in the mind of a zombie, or – to quote the title of a famous 1974 paper by the philosopher Thomas Nagel – the question "What is it like to be a bat?" Some argue that the problem marks the boundary not just of what we currently know, but of what science could ever explain.

The problem must be as old as Greek mathematics, given that the problem marks a transition from Egyptian to Greek style mathematics.

This recognition that surging income inequality is an urgent political problem marks an important shift.

Despite this no-one has solved the problem mark to market accounting creates when it comes to recognizing bad debts in banks.

"The faith community is going to have a big impact on this falls election," he said, "and I think this is a huge problem mark for either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, regardless of their rhetoric because the faith community does have core issues".

'Consultants do not do ward rounds (problem marked in one of the wards).

Drawing on field work at three different juvenile justice organizations, this dissertation explores the joint problems of interpretation and coordination in the face of problems marked by moral ambiguity and practical uncertainty.

Your GSI will verify that you are working the assigned problems, but only one or two of the problems (marked after the due date by a star) is fully graded.