Sentence examples for problem of beginning from inspiring English sources

Brown had the practical problem of beginning his career as a thriller writer just as the traditional villains of 20th-century beach reads – the Soviets – had imploded.

With discounters such as Aldi and Lidl now selling clothing, and competition from the likes of Poundland and supermarkets, charity shops face the problem of beginning to look rather pricey.

Her claim is that "revolutions are the only political events which confront us directly and inevitably with the problem of beginning," (OR, 21) since they represent the attempt to found a new political space, a space where freedom can appear as a worldly reality.

"The problem of evil began by trying to penetrate God's intentions," she writes.

Despite all the horrors of the 20th century, including the Gulag, the Cambodian killing fields and the "ethnic cleansing" in the Balkans, the "problem of evil" began to seem somewhat quaint.

Interestingly, the problem of safety begins to crop up when talking about consumer robotics.

As a hub of the drug trafficking route from the Golden Triangle, the problem of addiction began to escalate in Liuzhou since the late 1980s, when HIV was reported in IDUs in the neighbouring countries.

The problem of malnutrition begins early in life, primarily during the first 12 months when growth faltering takes hold due to sub-optimal infant feeding practices [ 2, 12, 13].

It would behoove the tech industry to get ahead of this problem, to begin with, by defining and implementing technical standards for data anonymization.

Since November 2008 it's been the political right that's largely dominated public discussion, even though their policies have created our vast array of problems to begin with.

However, the importance of this problem is beginning to receive considerable attention [ 49].