Sentence examples for problems closely from inspiring English sources
Working near a fast food place or takeaway caused the biggest problems, closely followed by having them near home.
The first studies of religious law and legal problems, closely connected with the study of the Qurʾān, also belong to that period.
Similarly, the great triumphs of American architecture are not formal -- the shapes that a media-conscious architect might make to get attention or keep it -- but integral to solving problems closely allied with materials and the market.
Benjamin Barr, from the public health department at Liverpool University, who is the report's principle author, said: "The pattern of increase in mental health problems closely matches the increase in assessment of the work capability assessment".
Looking at the world's problems closely while pursuing a degree in International (Public Healthh in 2006, I felt an air of excitement and focused energy toward the United Nations Millennium Development Goals, adopted at the turn of this century as a vision for a better future.
In essence, says Miller, the brains of the babies with severe heart problems closely resembled those of infants born prematurely.
Consider a thought problem, closely related to the one that originally led Einstein to this idea in 1907.
"Both NASA and the Soviet-era agronomy schools studied this problem closely, because of their interest in how to grow plants in space or indoors in Siberia.
Before astronauts had time to inspect that problem closely, an even more alarming mishap occurred on another solar array that had just been moved to a new location.
Fourier began with a problem closely analogous to the vibrating violin string: the conduction of heat in a rigid rod of length l.
McGeoch and her collaborator, Cong Wang, suggested that for at least one important kind of "optimization" problem — closely related to the famed travelling-salesman problem, in which one tries to calculate the optimal path for a complicated route — D-Wave's prototype significantly outperformed conventional machines.
