Sentence examples for problem of traditions from inspiring English sources

Already in the comments about the first instalment of this series, a problem of traditions has emerged.

Identifying the problem of discontinuity of traditions and the lack of framing of these with contemporaneity arises combined with the remoteness of younger generations.

So even when disregarding the problem of overarching rhyme traditions superimposed by society, it would be rather surprising if the system of rhyming showed no stages of transitions and conflicts resulting from language change and dialectal influence.

The committee then secured permission to develop a Book of Confessions that would deal adequately with the problem of continuity and tradition and would include a new creed.

In actual fact, it had become a sort of bible-of-meaning for Italian architects at the end of the nineteen hundreds and was consulted like the oracle each time the problem of deciding between tradition and modernity arose.

The director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), Jason Bell, said: "The killing of rhinos for their horns does not exist in a vacuum, but is a complex problem where values of tradition and culture have been corrupted in the name of commercial exploitation".

One student, taking a break, elaborated on the problem of holding on to traditions.

Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore have the added problem of aging populations with strong traditions of saving a lot and consuming little.

The problem of context has a long tradition in different areas of artificial intelligence (AI).

I don't believe there's an organized resistance; I think there's a problem of comprehension of cultural values and traditions.

Only human companionship solves the existential problem of aloneness, the first problem our religious traditions set out to address.