Sentence examples for problems of this nature from inspiring English sources

It is "representative of the problems of this nature that exist in the country.

Problems of this nature worsened in the run-up to busy periods such as Christmas, said Kara, as shops rushed to meet demand.

As such, great effort has been invested in new methodologies which allow for the solution of larger and more complex problems of this nature.

As a club manager Capello apparently did not encounter problems of this nature and, even more than three years into his tenure, he is still contemplating how best to get more from his England team.

The findings of this study could prove useful for removal of metal pollutants from water, not only within the UK, though in many other countries where problems of this nature occur.

Especially for problems of this nature, we find it important to think of uncertainty as broadly conceived to include risk within a given model, ambiguity across models and potential model misspecification.

When there is a fundamental long-standing problem of this nature, there will be unrest in the country and the electorate may do desperate things—such as elect a president who is unfit for the office or like the UK with Brexit, withdraw from a common market against their own economic interests.

There will always be a problem of this nature unless a country's currency is freely convertible at realistic exchange rates.

The Dirichlet process (DP) (Ferguson, 1973) was proposed to solve a problem of this nature, where objects (genetic markers) belong to one of a potentially infinite number of mixture components (ancestral populations).

Approaches to problems of this complex nature are discussed here.

Second is the interest in using philosophy of language to address problems of the nature of law.