Sentence examples for problems to create from inspiring English sources

But critics have claimed that drug companies have exaggerated the extent of women's sexual problems to create new markets.

"They are putting talented scientists and professionals on large-scale, full-time problems to create an innovation.

But there also is clearly a political component at play here, as the White House seeks, while managing its own problems, to create a predicament for Mr. Bush's Democratic opponent.

Albrecht et al. [92] described how the Problem Space Search (PSS) metaheuristic can be used for large-scale problems to create quality timetables in which both train movements and scheduled track maintenance are simultaneously considered.

Software engineering practitioners use different approaches and tools for planning and scheduling software development projects, whereas their counterparts in ontology engineering encounter many problems to create project plans and schedules.

Rogers identified seven roles played by change agents in the process of introducing an invocation in a client system: to develop a need for change, to establish an information exchange relationship, to diagnose problems, to create an intent for change in the client, to translate an intent to action, to stabilize adoption and prevent discontinuance, and to achieve a terminal relationship.

GLOBAL warming is by nature a big-enough problem to create the kind of necessity that could be mother, father and midwife to invention.

Something like video art tied into code makes learning look more fun, where the student is solving a problem to create a project they love.

This may present an insurmountable problem to creating entirely healthy clones.

On any terms at all, from wasting huge amounts of public money, creating a bigger drug problem, to creating an illegal market: all the many, many evils of prohibition.

The staff is structure pushing for three reasons: to prevent problems, to resolve problems, and to create long-term solutions.