Sentence examples for problem to seek from inspiring English sources

By integrating the regularization term into the standard back-projection framework, we solve a least squares minimization problem to seek the desired high-resolution (HR) image.

Although this change failed to reach the conventional significance level (P =.052), it merits comment because it is contrary to the training given in the course to encourage the person with the mental health problem to seek professional help.

The IMF encourages countries where there are problems to seek collaborative solutions with their creditors.

(Some Airbnb customers, Blake Hinckley, of Happy Host, said, use trivial problems to seek a refund).

Universities should do more to encourage students with mental health problems to seek help, a leading charity has warned.

McGuire advises students to keep all communications with your landlord in writing, and if you're having problems to seek help.

Their consumer ads, they say, help prompt people who are suffering from undiagnosed medical problems to seek care and remind them to take their medicine.

Jane Duncan, president of the Royal Institute of British Architecture, is urging architecture students struggling with mental health problems to seek help, stressing that they "are not alone".

The ASA said references to Ms Katona's financial problems and bankruptcy within the ad "had the potential to encourage vulnerable viewers with financial problems to seek to resolve them through the payday loan service".

There certainly was a time 25 years ago, when I left college, that it was still taboo for people who did have problems to seek professional help or emotional support for them.

"We haven't got out problems to seek from a selection point of view but those that are selected have got to perform better than that.