Sentence examples for raises a problem of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

This, in turn, raises a problem of regress.

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).

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.

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

But this arrangement raises a problem for the hemoglobin, the protein of red blood cells that takes on oxygen in the lungs and delivers it in the tissues.

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.

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?

But even Clinton has conceded they raise a problem of appearances.