Sentence examples for problems set out from inspiring English sources

The problems set out here remain unresolved but will assuredly be brought to the fore as transplantation demands allow for greater interpretation of the definition and criteria of death.

But these can't fully address the uncertainty problem, set out by Olivier Blanchard.

All classification experiments reported in this paper based on this database were setup (with regards to the training and test data sets and the performance measure) along the lines of the five-class problem set out in the INTERSPEECH 2009 Emotion Challenge [45] that made use of this database.

Businesses will launch an initiative today to tackle the problem, setting out guidelines for spotting and helping employees with mental health issues.

It provides a concise overview of the problem, sets out the risks to business and shares ideas on how organisations should begin to respond to the risks of forced labour in their supply chains.

isocket launched in 2009 to solve this very problem, setting out with the simple goal of making it easier for advertisers and publishers to find each other and do business.

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

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

"The challenges we face have been decades in the making, and the problems we set out to address will not be solved overnight.

Doing nothing is preferable to a Washington solution, the argument goes, because lawmakers so often compound the problems they set out to solve.

His approach was to listen to ordinary people, put down in lucid prose the problems they set out, and produce practical solutions.