Sentence examples for problem merits from inspiring English sources

The mental representation problem merits a genuine response, and it merits a response whether one has naturalistic aims or not.

The foreseen expansion of the multiple testing problem merits appropriate attention.

Polls suggest that fewer and fewer Americans see immigration as a problem meriting that level of investment.

This keynote address discusses the philosophical and economic justifications for treating obesity as a public health problem meriting government intervention and explores the possible legal and policy solutions.

Specifically, we examine factors influencing the extent to which HPV was perceived as a problem meriting policy action; political forces that facilitated and impeded policy adoption, including interest-group opposition and structural and ideological features of the states' political environments; and factors affecting which policy alternatives received consideration.

"But this is a statewide problem meriting a statewide solution".

"This is a statewide problem meriting a statewide solution," said Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Pacoima), author of the bill, SB 270.

While both reviews concluded that excessive indoor dampness was an important public health problem meriting prevention and remediation, neither review produced quantitative summaries of association between dampness or mold and specific health outcomes.

They are self-centered enough to think that their problems merit attention, but too shy or unpracticed to ask the right questions.

Merck says that it cannot estimate its legal liabilities, and that it has not yet taken any reserves to cover these costs.Do Merck's legal problems merit the punishment that the stockmarket has dished out?

Senator John Ensign, a Nevada Republican who sits on the panel, said he believed that the Daschle tax problems merited much more scrutiny and that the tax mistakes admitted by an earlier Obama administration nominee, Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, "seem more plausible".