Sentence examples for problem of the modern from inspiring English sources

Both "Samsara Dog" and "The Snow Leopard" tackle a profound problem of the modern era: how to address our increasing alienation from one another and from the other living creatures of our world.

"The problem of the modern traveler," he writes on the opening page of THE NAKED TOURIST: In Search of Adventure and Beauty in the Age of the Airport Mall (North Point, $24), "is that he has nowhere left to go.

This interaction of a host regulatory sphere and recombinant biosynthetic processes is the core problem of the modern metabolic engineering, interfering and restricting its further development.

But today I must do my best to motivate — nay, to inspire — you, the tech-savvy population of the Internet, to bring all of your design and engineering and user experience skills to bear on the problem of the modern era.

"It's a structural problem of the modern world.

The issue of the radius of the electron is a challenging problem of the modern theoretical physics.

It's not the answer ("when you work out what the answer is please tell me!" laughs Lizzie Harrison) to the incredibly complex problems of the modern fashion industry.

The fact that someone will sell you a solution to the great, intractable problems of the modern age doesn't mean that it will work.

Socrates saw the problems of the modern world coming; and he would certainly have something to say about how we live today.

The problems of the modern angler fundamentally remain the same as those of every angler who came before: where to find fish and how to best tempt them into being taken.

As surveillance becomes the first and last line in modern governance, policing and espionage, it puts the state in a terminally conflicted position over one of the key public health problems of the modern age: privacy.