Sentence examples for pronounced the problem from inspiring English sources

The more we evolve away from the notion of deferred gratification, the more pronounced the problem will become.

Rapid radiations are notoriously difficult in this respect, and the older the radiation, the more pronounced the problem will be [ 1].

"We got a tour of an orchard and just how pronounced the labor problem is," Donnellan said.

The importance of interfaces is more pronounced as the problem scale decreases since the interface area to the bulk volume ratio grows.

The inspector later said the landlord had fixed the problem and pronounced the apartment safe.

Crucially, following this account, such a discrimination problem would be more pronounced the more the actor and the co-actor are perceived as similar.

But an auditor hired by the plant reported no problems with rodents and pronounced the facility, a former hog slaughterhouse, "superior" for processing peanuts.

But medical experts and drug treatment advocates say the problem has become especially pronounced here, where resources have long been focused on other problems.

Early on, executives at Gramercy had problems pronouncing the name Keyser Söze and were worried that audiences would have the same problem.

Sqrl (pronounced "squirrel") solves the problem of lost time and profitability with a request engine that automates and manages routine communication and requests.

He spends much of his time making the case that Mr. Cimino was out of control, causing the movie's problems, then pronounces the result "a beautiful, ambitious film waiting to be discovered".