Sentence examples for raising the problems from inspiring English sources

Darwin addresses the species question by raising the problems caused by natural variation in the practical discrimination of taxa at the species and varietal levels.

He also said he had been raising the problems at the Medway Maritime Hospital for some time but no one wanted to listen - but gave credit to the coalition government for taking it seriously.

Stéphane Loire came close to raising the problem in the exhibition book, in an essay on "Roman landscapes in 17th century French collections".

Hume's argument is often credited with raising the problem of induction in its modern form.

This assessment typically results in a large number of scores used as outcomes, raising the problem of multiple testing.

The Irish Presidential election and offer of compensation to the Bloody Sunday families has again raised the problems of dealing with Northern Ireland's past.

These observations raise the problems of the origin of the rDNA instability and the viability of meiotic products.

Raise the problems in your friendship with your friend.

One, a corporal, raises the problem of unequal promotions and pay in the Union Army.

governance machinations raise the problem, and perhaps the promise, of globalization.

"That being said, it does raise the problem of the relationship of trust between allies".