Sentence examples for problem suggested from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Japanese safety officials, who are in charge of investigating the second battery problem, suggested that overcharging a battery might have caused it to overheat.

"There is no real willingness to recognize the existence of racism in soccer here, let alone address the problem," suggested Carles Viñas, a Catalan author of several books on skinheads and soccer hooligans.

The way to solve the problem, suggested Prof. Rami Friedman, the director of the Jerusalem Institute, who worked on the options study, is perhaps not to solve it; that is, not to be too specific, for each side has too much to lose.

Optimality in the matrix problem suggested the sum of squared logarithms inequality.

Our extension is validated by its application to the benchmark problem suggested by Wheeler [2].

One way of avoiding this problem, suggested in Hitchcock (2004a) is to make causal claims explicitly contrastive.

The scale of the problem suggests that decriminalising personal use is not enough.

The problem, suggests Sight and Sound editor Nick James, is that no one knows how to market it.

But that very problem suggests ideas Occupy Wall Street could focus on, starting with campaign finance reform.

And many prison systems play down the problem, suggesting that rape is so rare that there is no need for data.

Perhaps that was part of their problem, suggests Clay Shirky, a web analyst (and occasional Feed contributor) from The Accelerator Group in New York.