Sentence examples for setting up the problem from inspiring English sources

After setting up the problem (imminent death and destruction) he zeroed in on the culprits.

Level I allows setting up the problem and defining the design goals.

This view, however, overlooks the role of observation or experiment in setting up the problem in the first place.

These tools eliminate the need for acquiring special purpose software or writing code, and have a natural interface so that setting up the problem is straightforward.

Another reason for setting up the problem and then asking, "Now what?" is to direct consumers "to the digital part of the effort," Mr. Feinberg says, particularly the "answers" section of the Web site.

First, by "setting up" the problem, she provided students with a crucial first step to help them solve the problem.

Setting up the problems Aetna faces now, Mr. Donaldson's predecessor as chairman and chief executive, Richard L. Huber, spent $11 billion on a three-year buying spree.

All we have done is set up the problem.

It set up the problem of 20 per cent of people not being able to get the service".

And notice, probably if I had set up the problem in polar coordinates from the beginning, nobody would have been able to solve it.

First, let's set up the problem using the example of classifying a megabit grayscale image to determine whether it shows a cat or a dog.