Sentence examples for raise a problem of from inspiring English sources

The lawyers raise a problem of culture and law: Is insider trading merely an illicit version of a common American cleverness, trading on gossip from a colleague or friend that helps the trader and hurts no one?

Inadequate accounting for the retention period may raise a problem of classification of the relevant dose and consequently of the dose response magnitude.

As we modified and improved the treatment program based on the latest theoretical model, it may raise a problem of treatment consistency.

This, in turn, raises a problem of regress.

The paper raises a problem of formalising several key concepts in legal theory, namely, goal, function and value.

Though something of a side issue in its context, the passage raises a problem of great importance to Aristotle's near contemporaries (and perhaps contemporaries).

The prolonged use of antibiotics is raising a problem of multi-drug resistance and lack of an optimal therapeutic regime that necessitates the drug discovery of vital importance in curing various infections.

Second, the existence of inner elements in the API raises a problem of matching API elements using word boundaries, as the dot character is considered a non-word character.

This partial control over follow-up innovation raises a problem of justice when research output is inaccessible for the poor, the chances for start-up companies restricted and research ends up disproportionally oriented towards the wishes of the rich.

The greater part of the investment in base-load and peak equipment should be made profitable by income from very high prices during peak and extreme peak periods, that raises a problem of political acceptability.

So that raises a problem for those parts of the country that are below sea level, or in the flood plain.