Sentence examples for scholarly problems from inspiring English sources

The situation so far described poses two major scholarly problems.

Yet there is also at work here the natural instinct to simplify one's scholarly problems by establishing a closed field.

In this way, we advocate for teachers and their students to be positioned to contribute more equally to the examination of scholarly problems in school settings.

7.46pm: There are 4 categories of unexpected acceleration, says Toyoda, in rather scholarly fashion - problems with electronic throttles, the way the vehicle's used, the structure of the car and the structure of the parts.

Jin-xi's improbable feat of self-defense attracts the attention of Xu Bai-jiu (Takeshi Kaneshiro), a scholarly detective with health problems and a deep knowledge of physiology, in particular the workings of the Vagus nerve.

We anticipate that application of this tool will stimulate scholarly discussion of common problems shared by STMMs and provide a venue for solution sharing through the online database: STMMconnect.org.org

("Window" also looks like a spin on Duchamp's "Étant Donnés," but that masterpiece of voyeuristic illusionism wasn't discovered until 1969 -- a problem for scholarly sleuths).

The Reformation presents the historian with an acute instance of the general problem of scholarly interpretation namely, whether events are shaped primarily by individuals or by the net of historical circumstances enmeshing them.

Yet little of the folk wisdom drew on the findings of research or had undergone scholarly testing.Part of the problem is the way that management research like so many areas of knowledge tends to explore ever more obscure topics as scholars seek out an unvisited niche.

He became librarian successively to the Directory, to the Conseil d'État, and, in 1807, to Napoleon, for whom he also researched scholarly answers to political and religious problems.

However, such collaborations can raise conflict of interest and dissemination problems and can compromise scholarly freedom.