Sentence examples for the problems extant from inspiring English sources

These stories can serve as cautionary tales, as seen in the still-explosive sub-genre of dystopian fiction, or as worlds to work towards, worlds that improve upon the problems extant in our own, whether technological or social.

A couple of years ago, as the festival was winding down, I wrote about the problems I perceived with theatres taking extant work from the fringe and how models of literary management seemed to stop this work being made the rest of the time.

We restricted our survey to extant taxa because of the problems of adequately identifying examples of repeated evolution in extinct animals (see [ 20] for discussion).

This natural experiment design solves the major problem of extant approaches to the theory, i.e., the selective migration of minorities to areas with high concentrations of jobs.

The problems related to analysis of polyploid data can be mitigated by a priori single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) identification within and between extant diploid relatives.

Some issues are simply generic and relate to the overall problem of extant disparities of cancer care internationally.

McCain is of the opinion that extant problems in Syria and Iran have not impacted our success in Iraq.

Since that means the only extant problem was one of political perception, Klain was perhaps ideally suited to the task.

The earthquake has provided a new window into health problems long extant in Pakistan's remote and mountainous northeast.

However, the problem of disentangling the impact of mitigation efforts in extant forests (i.e. "forest remaining forest" in country GHG inventories, including areas classified as forest for at least 20 years) is more complex.

The extant literature has primarily focused on the problem of overconstraint, since that, often, either is regarded as a metaphysical obstacle to the possibility time travel, or as an epistemological obstacle to the plausibility of time travel in our world.