Sentence examples for returned to the problems from inspiring English sources

There is no record of any response by Arnauld to the Confessio Philosophi, but when Leibniz returned to the problems of theodicy, in 1686, he once again sought Arnauld's cooperation by sending Arnauld the outline of the Discourse on Metaphysics that was mentioned above.

Going against the oilman's motto that the only geologist one can trust is "Mr. Drill," a team of real geologists returned to the problem the next year.

The toads were spreading farther, faster.Members of the same team have now returned to the problem, fitting toads with small, radio-transmitting trackers.

Again, he returned to the problem in his Summa de quaestionibus Armenorum, where the matter is treated in a dialogue form.

Many years after writing his paper on logical consequence, Tarski returned to the problem of the definition of the concept of a logical term, advancing an attempt at a positive solution.

The group then returned to the problem constraints, questioning what might be permitted and what would be feasible: Amy: Yeah, but we can't do small (make a small plane) using an A4 piece of paper.

Einstein returned to the problem of thermodynamic fluctuations, giving a treatment of the density variations in a fluid at its critical point.

Pete Gallego, a Democrat state representative expressed concern that the state might return to the problems of the early 1990's, when tough economic times prevented any expansion of services.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, has warned of the risks of "returning to the problems of the last decade when housing got out of control," and said the chancellor should consider halting the second phase of his Help to Buy scheme.

With the idea of divine cognition thus developed, we can now return to the problems we raised at the end of the last section.

Listen to his concerns and tell him that you appreciate his feedback and that you will work on the issues, and then politely return to the problems you have.