Sentence examples for problem was brought from inspiring English sources

The scale of the benefits problem was brought home by a chance exchange with a Polish graduate in London.

The seriousness of the problem was brought home in a series of meetings held in the office of White House Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles in October.

Power was restored after the only engineer who could fix that problem was brought in from Westchester County by police helicopter.

The seriousness of the problem was brought home last Friday, when at least 93 people died after a tapped fuel pipeline exploded in central Hidalgo state.

Seven years after its initial publication, The Three-Body Problem was brought to a western audience by Tor Books in New York in 2013.

This problem was brought to the fore by Maller and Zhou [1992. Estimating the proportion of immunes in a censored sample. Biometrika 79, 731 739; 1994. Testing for sufficient follow-up and outliers in survival data. J. Amer. Statist. Assoc.

The problem was bringing that performance to the bottom line.

So far, said Mr Cowie, there was little evidence that the 512K problem was bringing about any more disruption than Renesys normally sees.

You lose your rights only if a problem is brought to your attention before you buy the goods.

The moving-boundary problem is brought into a fixed domain by a suitable transformation of the governing partial differential equations, and solved numerically.

"The first thing we always do when a problem is brought to us is we try to isolate it and find out if it is real," he said.