Sentence examples for some problems suggested from inspiring English sources

The network exit poll (which had some problems) suggested that about forty per cent of Wisconsinites strongly believed he did, and roughly an equal number strongly believed he didn't.

"There have been some problems suggested, that bacterially derived growth hormones might cause long-term problems...

"Goodbye Solo," for instance, is in part an answer to, or a variation on, some of the themes and problems suggested by Kiarostami's "Taste of Cherry".

"Goodbye Solo," for instance, is in part an answer to, or a variation on, some of the themes and problems suggested by Kiarostami's "Taste of Cherry". That film, which shared the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1997, explores the uneasy bond between a driver and passenger, one of whom turns out to want the other's help in committing suicide.

Simulation results of optimising some challenging benchmark problems suggest that both the proposed single-objective and multi-objective optimisation algorithms outperform some of the other well-known Evolutionary Algorithms (EAs).

And while they are not the answers to the problems of the West, they contain answers to some of our most pressing problems, suggest help for some of our most urgent needs, and point to directions we might well explore.

The related problems suggest that some degree of decentralization of the estimation is required to cope with the state dimensionality and communication problems.

Non-case-patients were also significantly more likely than case-patients to report a history of lower bowel problems, suggesting that some had pre-existing disease that might predispose to non-infectious diarrhea.

The absence of any serious discussion about these problems suggests they'll go unsolved.

Two more problems suggest themselves when thinking about this immense amount of compression.

She was pointing a finger at problems, suggesting solutions and generating dance music to fortify everyone.