Sentence examples for problems that bear from inspiring English sources

During CBE, trainees should be exposed to professionally meaningful situations or problems that bear strong resemblance to the situations they will be confronted with in their future profession, which enables acquisition of knowledge, clinical skills and problem-solving skills.

Here, it seems to me, is a theoretical problem that bears on the most practical side of trading zone work today".

These proclamations, however, describe a problem that bears little resemblance to the one found in academic and institutional reports.

"The problem with that bear is it doesn't have a complete wardrobe," said Ryszard Cichy during the discussion.

"The problem is what happens when that bear comes home every night," she said.

Saad Hariri, the leader of Hezbollah's main Sunni political rival, the Future Movement, said Monday that Lebanon's greatest problem is militant groups — chiefly Hezbollah — that bear weapons outside the government's control.

The pro posed laboratory would not only bring together a "critical mass" of experts in the many scientific areas that bear on this problem, but would also be armed with specialists in law, economics, political science and ecology.

In the case of evolutionary modeling, one can make a distinction between the parameters of the model universe, invariant conditions that the system evolves to cope with, and those parameters that bear on the problem that is being studied, in our case mutational parameters.

The MARIE experiment, aboard the 2001 Mars Odyssey spacecraft, is returning the first data that bear directly on this problem.

Chandler and his team bore responsibility for some of the problems that accompanied the iPad rollout at 47 schools last year.

Who should bear the costs of football-related medical problems that arise years after retirement?