Sentence examples for that illustrates the problem from inspiring English sources

The researchers described an experiment that illustrates the problem.

"It's that sort of story that illustrates the problem perfectly," adds Longworth.

A final example of a model of growth that illustrates the problem of adjustment between supply and demand is to be found in the work of the Dutch economist Jan Tinbergen and his followers.

Smith admitted that the current product comes from a pivot, but a pivot that illustrates the problem Vu Digital is trying to solve.

Claude Levi-Strauss is famous for a description entered in his field journal in the 1930s that illustrates the problem: "the entire village left the next day in about thirty canoes, leaving us alone in the abandoned houses with the women and children" (1936, cited by Margrit Eichler and Jeanne Lapointe 1985, 11).

It may be that there are "high priests" of banking that do not want the masses to question the fundamentals of today's banking orthodoxy, but that illustrates the problem we face in so many areas of human life: self-serving power elites who rely on the credulity of the majority to continue to control and exploit a situation for their own gain and self-importance.

Two friends of mine, both economists, came upon a stimulus project recently that illustrated the problem.

It is more useful to ask the respondents to list critical incidents, examples or descriptions of behaviour that illustrate the problems they expect (Delbecq et al. 1975).

I'm re-posting a video that illustrates the invisible problem, and opportunity, in cleaning up gas emissions: There's plenty to do to ensure that gas extraction takes place in ways that don't threaten states with environmental or economic harm.

It's a case that illustrates the crux of the problem: people smugglers are responding to a demand for asylum that Europe's politicians are unwilling to meet.

"More babies preferably this instant!" was one alarm call that graphically illustrates the problem: 1.3m births in 1960 but only 700,000 in 2004.