Sentence examples for stress the problem from inspiring English sources

Somewhat surprisingly, given his current status as a godfather of economically sophisticated environmentalism, Pigou didn't actually stress the problem of pollution.

Although [7, 8] stress the problem of spectrum handoff of multiple SUs, they mainly study the performance evaluation of handoff scheme instead of optimal handoff scheme design.

Under even a little stress, the problem becomes worse.

In his provocative book, "A War of Nerves: Soldiers and Psychiatrists in the Twentieth Century," he describes a historical cycle that governs the treatment of war stress: "the problem is at first denied, then exaggerated, then understood, and finally, forgotten".

"With more coal closures already announced and the gas fleet [of power plants] under severe economic stress the problem is only likely to get worse in winter 2016-2017".

Starting with the introduction, mental stress, the problem of stress, and anxiety are defined.

Mr. Bloomberg has also warned that the city faces large deficits beginning in the 2006 fiscal year, and he has repeatedly stressed the problem of rising costs, some of which are beyond the city's control.

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Derrida's Introduction looks to be a radically new understanding of Husserl insofar as Derrida stresses the problem of language in Husserl's thought of history.

UN-Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet stressed the problem of gender-based disparities in education.

Thus, the Oblast Ministry of Internal Affairs stressed the problem of counterfeit alcohols, especially illegal vodka imported mainly from the northern Caucasus and which the Ministry estimated comprised at least 40% of all sales.