Sentence examples for the principal problem for from inspiring English sources

The principal problem for this group was functional: they struggled to develop good breathing technique.

Therefore, the principal problem for a test specimen-fixture assembly is that it is designed such that the loading history of the recovered specimen is known.

Although deforestation is taking place, loss of habitat is not the principal problem for the elephants, according to another of the scientific team, John Hart of the Lukuru Foundation.

The principal problem for the port engineer is to provide special berthing for the ferry vessels and means of access for vehicles from the shore to the ship's decks.

The principal problem for the defence of Jajce was that the town was defended by two separate command structures, one having authority over ARBiH troops and the other over HVO units.

These factors appear to function as main determinants of drug resistance, the principal problem for successful cancer chemotherapy.

The lack of clear legal rules in the management of coastal, continental platform and deep coral communities is one of the principal problems for these complex communities.

12 - A guide to possibility? of an Outline of a Proto-Theory of Causation" A COUPLE OF THOUSAND YEARS BEFORE HUME made the remark that inspired the counterfactual theory of causation, Plato said something that bears on the principal problems for that theory.

In managing patients with BC, one of the principal problems for the clinician is prediction tumor recurrence and progression.

Herein lies the principal problem of translation.

The principal problem that black Americans faced for much of their country's history was not that some people disliked them or thought them inferior; it was that the people who disliked them and thought them inferior had the power to write laws making them second-class citizens.