Sentence examples for the difficulty of solving from inspiring English sources

Mayor Bloomberg's decision to alleviate overcrowding by using an old jail as a temporary shelter for homeless families underscores the difficulty of solving the homelessness problem.

The difficulty of solving the equations is one reason why, after being first vindicated in 1919 by observations of "bent" starlight during a solar eclipse, the theory languished for decades.

In its quarterly updates on progress, each aspect of the plan was graded by a traffic light-style alert system that represented the difficulty of solving the issues raised.

Bowler stresses that Chew wants to pay the musicians whose music is streamed on the service by its DJs, suggesting that the difficulty of solving the problem of how is one of the exciting things at the startup.

One perverse twist of colony collapse that has compounded the difficulty of solving it is that the bees do not just die — they fly off in every direction from the hive, then die alone and dispersed.

Folks in Minneapolis are nice; too darn nice, it seems, to get themselves killed the way that Mary Pat Fitzgerald does in THIRD PERSON SINGULAR (St. Martin's Minotaur, $24.95), a first novel by K. J. Erickson that shrewdly capitalizes on the difficulty of solving the homicide of a blameless victim.

The methodology overcomes the difficulties of solving multivariate population balance equations and includes continuous binder addition and drying.

Besides, the adopted method also avoids using the fundamental solutions of anisotropic materials and overcomes the difficulties of solving the inclusions with irregular shapes in the BEM.

The screw theory is introduced to overcome the difficulties of solving transformed Jacobian matrices, thereby simplifying the calculation of the matrices.

It was proposed that the difficulties of solving the transport equation in thick media would be ameliorated by the difference formulation, while preserving full rigor and accuracy of the transport solution in the streaming limit.

The MIDO considered here augments the difficulties of solving non-linear, non-convex problems with those typical of combinatorial problems.