Sentence examples similar to project a problem from inspiring English sources

But the only special thing about it is that they are egotistical enough to try to project a personal problem of adjustment as a major generational issue.

The Unsolved Mysteries website (http://www.unsolvedmysteries.oregon-state.edu/) was launched in 2005 as a supplement to provide information on the analytical instruments and techniques featured in the Hydroville Curriculum Project, a problem-based environmental health science curriculum for high school students [see "Beyond the Bench: Welcome to Hydroville!" EHP 112 A166 (2004)].

Widespread business support for the OECD Convention suggests that some firms view the anti-corruption project as a problem of coordination.

One of the most financially troubled regions, Valencia's name has become particularly associated with white elephant construction projects - a problem across the country.

It's likely that a new employee would go immediately to work on projects, solving a problem with a partner who would be on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean," Duffy says.

These local community projects experienced a problem, gap or need across the primary-hospital care continuum for patients with breast or prostate cancer.

We study the problem of projecting a distribution onto (or finding a maximum likelihood distribution among) Markov networks of bounded tree-width.

For this project, an earlier problem list management application was rewritten to take advantage of the proposed problems.

For every design project starts with a problem, even if it is just how to distinguish one product from the next on a shelf.

It appears that the size and resources of a small VG like ours pose limits on how rapidly a research project can identify a problem, propose and implement a solution and assess the effectiveness of the intervention.

"Any time you have a highly visible project, it's a problem," said Guillermo M. Luz, executive director of the Makati Business Club.