Sentence examples for the problem of giving from inspiring English sources

Once the American colonies became independent states (1776), they faced the problem of giving themselves a fresh political organization.

We randomly assign to avoid the problem of giving worse off people the new treatment because we think they need it more.

The article deals with the Foundation's personnel, officers, disbursements of funds; the problem of giving away money and of turning down requests for projects.

[C4.] The Problem With Curbing Imports President Bush's curbs on steel imports show the problem of giving in to special interests.

"For Paul, the question is, 'What does it take to solve the problem of giving the best care in the world to my patients?'" Kim says.

She and her team wrestle with the problem of giving up a bird in hand to go after one in the bush.

This paper studies the problem of, given the structure of a linear-time invariant system and a set of possible inputs, finding the smallest subset of input vectors that ensures system's structural controllability.

At dinner, around a lace-covered table, the guests joked and made small talk about their gardens, the water system in Lynchburg, the problems of giving a Tupperware party, and the advantages of building one's own house.

However the research highlights the inherent problem of giving GPs responsibility for spending the bulk of NHS resources when they are themselves increasingly involved in providing many of those services.

Hypothesized in the 1960s, the Higgs boson solves the tricky problem of giving particles inertia and mass.

"We got it corrected, and in the end it was probably a good thing, because it made us deal with the whole problem of giving credit.