Sentence examples for problem which can be from inspiring English sources

Climate change is a collective problem, which can be dealt with only collectively.

Poverty is often regarded primarily as an economic problem which can be alleviated by sending money.

Crucially, the prime minister's speech was acknowledgment that poverty in the UK is a problem which can be solved.

So it's not really a paradox, just an interesting problem which can be solved within either special or general relativity.

I still think Mr Clegg has a problem, which can be summarised like this: he is British, not Dutch.

The company has said it will contact customers affected by the problem, which can be fixed in less than half an hour.

The iOS email problem, which can be fixed somewhat with an awkward workaround.

This results in a finite-dimensional optimization problem which can be repetitively solved on-line.

The system of equations form a nonlinear boundary-value problem, which can be solved computationally.

This problem can be formulated as a binary integer programming problem, which can be solved easily.

This is considered an optimization problem, which can be solved by genetic algorithms (G.A).