Sentence examples for provenance problems from inspiring English sources

Many decades later, the provenance problems they raise can be thorny.

The title characters of "Dusa, Fish, Stash and Vi," directed by Helen Eastman, are flatmates of widely varied provenance, problems and tastes.

Maxwell L. Anderson, the director of the museum in Dallas, said that when he took over at the beginning of 2012, he asked antiquities curators to identify objects that might have provenance problems.

The provenance problem presents itself in the difficulty of discriminating between links to potentially valuable boutique resources on the one hand and those that have become dangerously outdated from under-resourcing on the other (but still get ranked).

The provenance management problem concerns the efficiency and effectiveness of the modeling, recording, representation, integration, storage, and querying of provenance metadata.

Middle-class problems: Provenance Can it really be the case that fewer than 25 years have passed since the average middle-class person still thought of provenance as a place in France you might retire to for a year in order to write a bestselling memoir?

This is an area fraught with problems of provenance and authenticity – last year a massive forgery ring was uncovered in Germany, and the auction houses often refuse to handle such works at all today.

Part of the problem is provenance.

But that was not the Warhol Foundation's only problem with provenance.

Provenance is often a problem with antiquities, but in this case, Mr. Campbell explained, the museum knows where the sculpture has been since 1892, when it was discovered in Rome by accident during construction work.

With major works, provenance is rarely a problem, whereas objets d'art and furniture are trickier.