Sentence examples for the problem is practical from inspiring English sources

The problem is practical.

Due to the difficulty of handling both hysteresis and interactions between subsystems, there is still no result available on decentralized stabilization of unknown interconnected systems with hysteresis, even though the problem is practical and important.

The problems are practical.

The problems are practical and tactical, not political.

A further problem is practical.

But the problem is a practical one.

We also demonstrate that the problem is indeed practical, with computation times on the order of 5 seconds, as compared to previous Hitting Set applications using the same dataset which exhibited times on the order of 1 day, even with relatively relaxed notions for what constitutes a low value for the parameters.

The problem is of practical importance whenever the cost of each observation is large, as it is the case, for instance, in geophysical applications, where it reflects both installation and maintenance of the sensing equipment.

For most practitioners, the bigger problems are practical, not cultural.

When he asks her a pretty outrageous question about the difficulties of being an unmarried mother [her son James was born in 1967] and whether she will marry in haste to find a father for her child, she replies: "Listen, the only problems are practical ones, such as when you are stuck on a train and might not be home in time.

Labour's refusal to commit so far even to bring back rail franchises into public ownership as they come up for renewal – which would cost nothing – shows the problem is political, not practical.