Sentence examples for problem that suggested from inspiring English sources

In Section 4, we make some comments on the financial problem that suggested our analytical study.

If difficulty is a problem, that suggests that the point of a poem is to be decoded.

The paper follows the general approach to this problem that suggests to first determine optimal steady state system behavior and then to design a scheduling policy ensuring convergence to this steady state as time progresses.

But this is a pretty clear "polish" problem that suggests multiple updates may be needed to clean it all up.

An assumption of this discussion is that this market for wages and working conditions is relatively well functioning, but there is a simple collective action problem that suggests it may not always be.

Photos and video footage from Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 indicate that many passengers were not wearing their oxygen masks properly ― a problem that suggests a real lack of airplane safety knowledge among fliers.

He said the issues represented larger structural problems that suggest the bill, more likely than not, would be struck down by the high court.

To their surprise, they encountered a sound that suggested a problem with their equipment.

Additional measurements were conducted in areas that suggested water problems, such as heavy condensation on windows.

First, FHDS assume a problem that evidence suggests does not exist: that active managers have a comparative advantage that passive managers must overcome.

In fact, two years ago, I wrote a piece, called "Jokowi's Obama Problem," that suggested Indonesia should be careful what it wished for.