Sentence examples for problems as set out from inspiring English sources

Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a loss of cognitive function and behavioural problems as set out in the term "Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia".

The problem as set out above with the capped traffic volume essentially is a capacitated traffic assignment problem (CTAP).

As Leff points out, the problem as set out by his contemporaries was whether God's knowledge of the future was different from that of the present and the past (Leff 1963: 40).

As set out above, the problem can be classified as a fleet management problem.

The underlying problem may just be that the library's rules, as set out on the plastic mats on every desk, are just too cringingly polite.

One of the chief problems facing iFire as it set out to make IEL televisions was creating a screen that could reproduce colors other than yellow.

As soon as they set out, it began to rain.

Courageous Labour party members there identified institutional racism as a problem and set out to fight it.

Many of the problems Boyle set out had clear practical applications, such as perfecting "the art of flying".

It cannot be fully known or finished, that's the problem - you may as well set out to read the complete works of the internet.

Solutionists err by assuming, rather than investigating, the problems they set out to tackle.