Sentence examples for problem was seen from inspiring English sources

The problem was seen to lie in the management of the resources rather than in the resources themselves.

However, conditions in the early universe were not right for bridging the mass gap in this way, so the mass-gap problem was seen as favouring steady-state theory.

With powerful connections to top-level politicians in Thailand, and listed by Forbes as the country's wealthiest man, the billionaire's acknowledgement of the problem was seen as essential by local campaign groups to any real progress.

But unlike a studio-backed project, where the budget is closely watched and any hiccups sends producers in a tizzy, every problem was seen as an opportunity to learn something new.

There were worrying moments when Murray, who missed this season's French Open with a back problem, was seen wincing and holding his side several times but he played down any concerns.

Although some researchers feared drug resistance might surface or that people might increase their rates of risky behavior because they believed the drug provided protection, neither problem was seen in the study, he says.

The hardest part of admitting that I had a problem was seeing that so many around me had the same problem.

Improving the problem is seen as a crucial step the country's development.

"Now the market indications seem to suggest that this problem is seen as minor".

Usually, the transition problem is seen as being one of a President-elect who interferes more than he should.

A similar problem is seen in the blandly written e-mail messages you receive from fellow investigators.