Sentence examples for problems to count from inspiring English sources

— — — ★☆☆☆☆ There were too many problems to count!

Sudan, the region's other Islamist state, is too concerned with its own wars and problems to count for much.

There are more problems to count and a realistic view of the phenomenon of the Arab spring, or uprisings, or revolution — -call them what you will — -has to take these complexities into account.

Note that for some problems to count the number of graphs with a given property is harder than to determine if there exists a graph that satisfies such a property.

The disadvantage of PBMC is the low number of PML-NBs and the cells spheroid shape and the resulting problems to count the foci in different planes of the cell.

It is an essential engineering problem to count α i in every miner.

This problem requires to count a number of word occurrences in a text collection using the MapReduce operations: mapper and reducer.

The s squares problem is to count the number r s ( N ) of integer solutions ( x 1, …, x s ) of the Diophantine equation x 1 2 + ⋯ + x s 2 = N, (27).

A practical approach to this problem is to count at least 60 nuclei when the number of HER2 copies ranges from 4 10, and to consider adding CISH using a CEP17 probe on a consecutive slide to confirm the result.

The Census Bureau still has to fix another problem: the failure to count prison inmates in their home districts.

We had opted for a brief definition of LBP with some consequence, i.e. that it should be considered to be a "problem" in order to count.