Sentence examples for problem worthy from inspiring English sources

That is a problem worthy of the church's finest moral philosophers.

And nobody now disputes that the environment is a problem worthy of global action.

Some men have started recognizing oily skin as a problem worthy of a trip to the doctor.

What message are the Brexiteers sending now, with their failure to treat the Irish border question as a serious problem, worthy of their attention, and of their respect?

Instead you find yourself sneering at these rich people, crowing at the suggestion that downgrading a big house for a smaller big house is a problem worthy of our sympathy.

The exact relationship between state and individual responsibility, determination and free will, in the massacres in forests, burnings of villages and, finally, the death camps that sought to exterminate a people, is a problem worthy of the philosopher Immanuel Kant, but the fact is that Hitler really did find willing executioners.

This is not to diminish the weirdness of fashion's fetishisation of thinness – just a suggestion there are other problems worthy of attention, too.

"Problems worthy of attack prove their worth by fighting back" — Paul Erdos.

A single day in the life of a clinician presents innumerable problems worthy of investigation.

As further work, there are several interesting problems worthy of discussing.

However, there are still some problems worthy of research on the PDIP-type algorithms [1, 18, 22].