Sentence examples for stoking the problem from inspiring English sources

Vice President Al Gore, the presumed Democratic presidential candidate, reiterated his belief that industry collusion may be stoking the problem.

Their fear is that it will stoke the problem of youth suicide through contagion, particularly among kids already struggling with depression.

Also speaking to Newsnight, shadow treasury minister Chris Leslie accused the government of "stoking up" the problems through ministers "misspeaking", and singled out Mr Maude.

In Stokes Croft the problem wasn't just about another supermarket in Bristol, it was about the establishment of such a corporate entity in an ardently independent area and the lack of resistance from the council.

This procedure is applied to four elliptic problems, namely, the convection diffusion equation (in the diffusion dominated regime), the Stokes problem, the Darcy problem and the Maxwell problem.

The combination of high-order accuracy with fully-implicit schemes allows the accurate resolution of stiff lubrication forces directly from the solution of the Stokes problem without the need to introduce sub-grid lubrication models.

Stokes solution of the problem shows excellent agreement with the results obtained by Sugihara and Niimi.

In Dr. Watson's book "The Double Helix" in 1968 he wrote, "Stokes had solved the problem in the train while going home one evening and had produced the theory on a small sheet of paper the next morning".

We consider the velocity-pressure formulation of the Stokes problem on the domain Ω.

The Stokes' problem based on the Navier-Stokes theory was studied in several articles; see for example [13 21].

The approximation of the Stokes problem in axisymmetric geometries using the spectral element method is considered.