Sentence examples for problem of well from inspiring English sources

And then, of course, there's the whole problem of, well, what are people going to want from a VR application?

An amphoteric polymer P (acrylamide-styrene-butyl acrylate) (ASBA) was evaluated for use as a shale borehole stabilizer and for its ability to counter the problem of well instability during shale gas exploration and development.

Moreover, the idea of local grid refinement is proposed to eliminate the mixed integer problem of well placement.

But then you run into the problem of, well, if you really want a more powerful netbook, why not just buy a regular laptop?

To the believer in marketplace solutions to the problem of well-meaning but misguided givers, it's a triumph of efficiency.

Mona Kanciper, founder of New York Horse Rescue, based in Manorville, on Long Island, said the problem of well-intentioned owners and boarding facilities starving animals was a nationwide problem.

Unfortunately, Cantor had doubts about a third part he had prepared, which would have discussed very important issues having to do with the problem of well-ordering and the paradoxes (see below).

Being aware of deficiencies in his new ideas, Cantor never published a last paper he had been preparing, in which he planned to discuss the paradoxes and the problem of well-ordering (we know quite well the contents of this unpublished paper, as Cantor discussed it in correspondence with Dedekind and Hilbert; see the 1899 letters to Dedekind in Cantor 1932, Ewald 1996, vol. II, or Cantor 2005).

This is perhaps an exaggeration, given that multiple psychologists were already hard at work researching the problem of well-being before he came onto the stage.

More drilling may increase daily output for awhile but won't resolve the underlying problem of poorer well performance and declining per-well reserves.

They said they had taken districtwide measures to fight the problem of bullying well before Ms. Prince's torment came to light.