Sentence examples for returning to the problem from inspiring English sources

"He was attacked and he defended himself," claims Richardson, before going on to say nobody knows all the facts and returning to the problem of the New Black Panthers.

I am returning to the problem of redevelopment along the Thames, because, since my last article on the subject appeared, the Labour borough of Southwark has given developers the go-ahead "in principle" to build office blocks, "luxury" flats and hotels along its riverside.

Returning to the problem in this paper, the primary objective is to map the aliasing sinusoidal curves in time-frequency distribution images to peaks in parameter spaces.

Returning to the problem that we outlined in the introduction, we can see that, when we are dealing with a large collection of statements generated by a diverse set of sources of unequal quality, internal conflicts between the states of numerous arcs and nodes are inescapable.

Returning to the problem of J different classes, a different transformation is performed for each group.

Returning to the problem of nonlinear response, it is tempting to apply the low-dose normalization factors to the high-dose data as well.

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.

Often when I return to the problem, my brain has figured it out and I can move on.

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.

She was also able to return to the problem that had been her first love as a young researcher - the social and psychological consequences of prolonged unemployment.