Sentence examples for problems in sorting out from inspiring English sources

However, such smearing of boundaries causes enough problems in sorting out living organisms, but with fossils where there is never a whole organism, (and even half a skeleton is a good find), this can be a more tricky area.

However, existing research reflects the problems inherent in sorting out relationships among multiple, often interrelated factors.

Few oppose the move toward an international accounting standard, though problems, of course, arise in sorting out the details.

Almost as vital is the support the girls are given in sorting out problems with the authorities, including obtaining birth certificates for their children – a task complicated by the fact that the child's father is usually absent.

The prime minister has said "money is no object" in sorting out the flooding problems.

This paper investigates the potential use of ACMS by large companies in the Eastern province in managing remote projects and barriers that hinder the potential use, and how ACMS would help these companies in sorting out project's problems and improving their management practices.

But the British achievement, in sorting out all the last-minute problems over talks with Turkey, was still significant.

A similar problem arises in sorting out the respective contributions of desert and luck to the making of money.

The problem is sorting out which son is which.

Policymakers have put the question of global rebalancing into a box labelled "too hard to deal with", and have been dilatory in sorting out the problems of their financial sectors.

Prime Minister David Cameron has said "money is no object" in sorting out the problems which led to large swathes of the Levels spending much of the winter under water.