Sentence examples for problem of magnitude from inspiring English sources

"We don't think that this is a problem of magnitude," Mr. Epley said.

Using longer-period seismic waves for magnitude determination should overcome the problem of magnitude saturation (Aki, 1967).

Alternatively, susceptibility may be simply a problem of magnitude; frogs are mounting immune responses, but at a level insufficient to tackle infections.

But in a year in which the Guardian's use of open sources – and, increasingly, reader tips – has produced a portrait of a problem orders of magnitude larger than previously acknowledged, and with pressure also growing from Congress, the Justice Department statisticians decided to jump with both feet into online sourcing.

"We haven't had a problem of this magnitude before in decommissioning," says Lady Judge.

The strategy seems hopelessly inadequate to solve a problem of this magnitude.

It is a problem of a magnitude that occasionally dismays King, although never for long.

Only a population-based approach to prevention can address a problem of this magnitude.

Evasion is the shadow side of overwrought explanation: dwelling on minutiae can mask a problem of unspeakable magnitude.

It would have taken a remarkably strong federal statute, loaded with every enforcement measure in the book, to combat a social problem of that magnitude.

"We have never confronted a problem of this magnitude, and we're trying to adjust laws and procedures in a responsible way, a responsibly aggressive way.