Sentence examples for problem very much from inspiring English sources

Of course, they must be relational, but this still leaves the problem very much open.

Adding this potential enhances the difficulty of the problem very much.

"We wrote a Depression musical and the whole idea was that those doldrums and problems very much in evidence before Franklin Roosevelt created the New Deal is what the subtext of the play is all about.

Soy can cause problems very much like estrogen due to the phytoestrogens it holds.

The problem lay very much with Ambassador Gfoeller, who seems to have sat there pursing her lips into a cat's bum of disapproval, like Nick from The Apprentice, every time HRH took off in his taxpayer-funded private ROFLcopter.

And even in the wealthier countries of northern Europe, the problem is very much present.

It is found that the identifiability of the model updating problem depends very much on the complexity of the class of models.

This very difficult and not particularly well-defined problem was very much on the minds of many AI researchers in the area that later became knowledge representation, but it has not proved to be a productive focus for the field.

As for the relationship between phenomenal and objective durations, there no doubt are very real difficulties in establishing a precise metric relating the two, and more work on this problem is very much needed, but for only an approximate estimate such a metric may not be needed.

Nyberg's problem is very much the one described by Peter Drucker in this issue's cover story: In an era when technology is no longer industry-specific, NCR must compete for its business with just about anyone who makes and peddles software.

However, the problem is very much a global one.