Sentence examples for the new problem of from inspiring English sources

Today, Pirelli has the luxury of creating tires with no competition, but it has the new problem of trying to please the teams, drivers and spectators.

Now they are being driven apart further by the new problem of declining ex-industrial regions, such as the West Midlands in the UK or Walloon Belgium.

Problems of tribal warfare, exploitation and corruption and lack of educational opportunities vastly outweigh the new problem of the digital divide.

In addition to controlling warlords, the new Afghan government will also have to deal with the new problem of how to distribute and coordinate billions of dollars of international aid.

A wider package of proposed safety measures also includes mandatory drug testing of all offenders on entry and exit from prison, and the creation of "no-fly zones" over jails to tackle the new problem of drones dropping drugs and other contraband over prison walls.

Lip service was paid to such lofty ideals at the outset, but the real reason the window came into being was that football did not have a ready answer to the new problem of post-Bosman freedom of contract, and the agents who appeared almost overnight to exert a greater hold on players than their clubs and agitate for lucrative moves whatever the state of play or time of year.

We must try to understand the primary forces behind the changes that are shaking our societies, instead of finding fault with the efforts governments are making to solve age-old problems, made vastly more complex by the new problems of growth and by the interaction of global crosscurrents.

Voters appeared to prefer stability over her opponent's calls for radical change in how one of the world's strongest economies addresses the new problems of slowing growth and a growing wealth gap, as well as perennial military threats from North Korea.

The new study sets the stage for work that may provide more answers about the relatively new problem of induced earthquakes.

Instead (as we have seen) Kant takes Hume's problem of causality to be centrally implicated in the radically new problem of synthetic a priori judgments.

Cablevision Systems, the huge cable company, is a perfect example of the new problem.