Sentence examples for the problem's origin from inspiring English sources

The problem's origin is twofold: insurers' limited policies and government funding cuts, Columbia University psychiatry professor Philip Muskin told VICE News.

Again, when problems crop up, the quickest way to the solution is simple, direct identification of the problem's origin and details.

Like anything else this deeply rooted, the last-mile problem's origins are multiple.

Einstein once ranked the problem of origin of the Earth's magnetic field among the three most important and unsolved problems in physics.

While he thought that Milne's operationalist criticisms of curved and expanding space were of little import, McCrea was the first to notice the parsimony and elegance of Milne's strictly kinematic solution to the problem of the origin of the universe's expansion.

The theory doesn't necessarily explain how all of life began -- as a recent Scientific American piece states, "panspermia theories merely push the problem of life's origin into outer space".

"The problem with single origin is that most people can't remember the origins right," Menkes said.

When he was studying comparative anatomy with G. Elliot Smith, who was at that time working on the Piltdown material, Black became deeply interested in the problems of man's origin.

The problem is their origin — human embryos.

2. Chromosome number, morphology and behavior, and their application to the problem of the origin of the cultivated forms.

The problem of the origins of knowledge has engendered two historically important kinds of debate.