Sentence examples for the problems of using from inspiring English sources

This is one of the problems of using comparison websites, as valuables and other limits are not always clearly set out at the point of sale.

Using an unweighted exchange rate to calculate salaries, as The Economist does, may alleviate some of the problems of using PPP, but it also creates its own.

"There's no free lunch in life, and I think one of the problems of using gambling as a way to balance the budget is that it has a cost," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said last month to the aptly named radio host John Gambling.

One of the problems of using appropriate technology in disaster regions is that bricklayers in Haiti don't know of innovations that might have been pioneered in remote parts of Africa, a problem that Akvo is trying to solve with regard to water.

Dissatisfaction with the problems of using the Alpine succession as a standard for Triassic time led to the proposal of a new zonal scheme based on relatively complete and in-place sequences in Arctic Canada, northeastern British Columbia, and the western United States.

The problems of using one focusing lens (group) to relay a laser beam are analyzed.

Let us mention some previous studies that tackled the problem of using the theory of evidence in the Markovian context.

Quality aside, an exhibition like this highlights the problem of using art to raise consciousness about specific worldly matters.

A historical average is thus of limited use.Indeed, that is the problem of using charts in the first place.

Besides the problem of using such a degrading term — not to mention one so closely linked to foreign imperialism — it does not apply to Venezuela.

"Right Answer, Wrong Score: Test Flaws Take Toll," your May 20 front-page article about the flaws in the design, administration and grading of scholastic achievement exams, addresses only part of the problem of using such exams to measure understanding.