Sentence examples for the problem alluded from inspiring English sources

The use of core funds as 'seed' funds for developing research proposals is one way that ICDDR,B has addressed the problem alluded to by Sitthi-amorn and Somrongthong [ 9] as "the 'brain drain' of scientists and researchers to developed countries".

Many of the problems alluded to are common to most translational research.

In other words, evidential probability helps to resolve the reference class problem alluded in the foregoing.

Time, of course, might be the problem: Mendes alluded to the fact that Bond production would have to start soon, and Nolan is busy making "Interstellar" with Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain.

One problem, alluded to by Obama, is that companies can dodge overtime pay by classifying workers as managers, even if those workers spend most of their days doing manual labor.

– Male, age 13, mixed race, Baptist It was unclear whether the "serious problems" alluded to were health-related or referred to an assumption that pregnant women would be negatively affected by regret or legal complications, two ideas which were mentioned frequently.

Scott has helped to create the problem he was alluding to with his "Bonfire of the Vanities" collection: too much fashion, too fast.

The problem, and I've alluded to this in previous posts, is the experience isn't complete enough.

Many of the problems that are alluded to in these paragraphs are all too familiar to those of us who perform pain medicine interventions.

Cate Blanchett alluded to the problem in accepting the best actress Oscar for Blue Jasmine.

At the meeting in Beijing this week, Mr. Mao alluded to the problem of state support for the hard left faction.