Sentence examples for the further problems from inspiring English sources

This was a pragmatic response, which avoided the further problems of codifying unwritten rules and reconstructing the entire government.

And then there was the further problem of trying to play for audiences outside the US.

There was the further problem of an injury to Stuart Broad, who damaged a triceps in his right arm while bowling.

Once Joe falls (hard, of course) for Emma, he faces the further problem that she is Albert White's girlfriend.

There was the further problem of scriptural books which did not give support to the reformation message, or seemed to give support to Catholic arguments.

There is the further problem of demographics.

There is the further problem of dividing the Infinite-nothing into separate arguments.

Even if grounding physicalism entails supervenience physicalism, however, there is the further problem that the notion itself is controversial.

Both programs address the further problem of how to determine the extension, e.g., the numerical values, of a theoretical term from a given set of observational data.

Of course, (11) faces the further problem of saying what metaphysical distinctness is, and more generally what the relation is between condition (a) and condition (b).

Populism has the further problem of requiring that we ask everyone about their reasons before deciding whether a coercive law is justified.