Sentence examples for specific set of problems from inspiring English sources

Thatcherism was of its time 40 years ago to deal with a specific set of problems.

"The city schools have a specific set of problems, and they don't always jibe with what the state mandates".

This reaction to stardom seems perfectly normal when you take a step back and realised what a pain in the ass being famous must have been; there's no better proof of its relatability than Freedom '90, probably his biggest karaoke-bar staple despite its detailing of a very specific set of problems.

"Thatcherism was of its time, 40 years ago, to deal with a specific set of problems.

All groups are perceived by teachers to have their specific set of problems.

"Every company has its own specific set of problems, its own pattern of goals and business practices".

Magna Carta, which was intended to resolve a specific set of contemporary problems in 1215, has come for many to represent a simpler, more English, representation of rights.

That is, in the novel the reader will meet Anne, the protagonist, who has a very specific set of spiritual​ problems.

This context creates a specific set of issues and problems for the educator who wishes to engage with student groups in a critical analysis of complex and controversial topics within the curriculum.

The extension is based on 2.66 GHz P4's and uses Gb Ethernet rather than fast Ethernet for two reasons; first of all a specific set of users had problems running their applications efficiently using 100 Mb/s network, and secondly because at present, Gb Ethernet had become much cheaper than what they were at the time of the original design.

Then you become focused on a specific set of questions and problems.