Sentence examples for some peculiar problems from inspiring English sources

The industry, though, faces some peculiar problems.

All parties were forced in some measure to recognize the peculiar problems of society by introducing a form of state socialism, particularly in the provision of railways, electric power (the State Electricity Commission produced its first electricity and fuel from the Yallourn brown coal deposits in 1924), state housing, and irrigation schemes.

Both the Mazda and Buick have peculiar problems with the calendar.

Peculiar problems had emerged from the sphericality of planets; in conventional video games, digital spaces are perfectly flat.

Holland emphasises that the rhetoric that made Augustus only first among equals, not king, raised peculiar problems for his successors.

This chapter provides an introduction to common statistical techniques and experimental practices to the peculiar problems of image database.

It is shown that the feedback control of 2D ducts poses peculiar problems compared to simple 1D ducts.

It also has its own peculiar problems,that is, explaining the conditions that attach themselves to the essence of civilization, one after the other.

In 1998 "José" replaced "Michael" as the most popular name for newborn boys in both California and Texas.So the current wave of Latino immigration clearly poses peculiar problems.

(America, for example, has tens of thousands of water firms, many of them serving only a few thousand customers).The international water business has its own peculiar problems.

Undoubtedly the automobile presents peculiar problems for enforcement agencies, is frequently a facility for the perpetration of crime, and an aid in the escape of criminals.