Sentence examples for the fundamental problem for from inspiring English sources

The Texas tailbacks carried the ball 21 times for 38 yards, which is the fundamental problem for its offense.

The fundamental problem for so many Romantically inclined listeners was that Mendelssohn had no interest in what the scholar Peter Mercer-Taylor has called "unchecked personal self-expression".

The fundamental problem for early Christianity, as for all apocalyptic movements, was the passage of time, which brought with it the profound disappointment of unfulfilled expectations.

A £6-a-week saving does nothing to solve the fundamental problem for buyers, obvious to almost everyone apart from the chancellor, George Osborne, which is that house prices in vast swathes of Britain are simply too high.

The fundamental problem for the F.C.C. is that cable companies like AT&T and Time Warner own not only the cable wire that runs into everyone's home, but also some of the programs that are delivered over that wire.

All these issues underlie the fundamental problem for Ford and G.M.: their vehicles' overall lack of appeal has been such that they have not been able to compete with imports.

Sam Allardyce has been installed as the England manager, but one of the fundamental problems for English football is the lack of a coherent and co-ordinated approach to grassroots football.

Deflection and stress distribution is one of the fundamental problems for designing of plates with large deformation.

My company, Sorenson Media, provides video encoding solutions for video professionals to solve the fundamental problem of transforming video for optimized delivery over the Internet.

The fact that all data are supposed to be given to regulators does not solve the fundamental problem of missing data for a number of reasons, all of which are explained at length by Goldacre.

However, I have the impression that the authors overlooked the fundamental problem of pre-analytical conditions for accurate MMP-9 measurements.