Sentence examples for the single problem from inspiring English sources

The single problem that tethers the novel and prevents it from flying is the stolid, explicit movement from year to year as the chapters go by.

The single problem with the book is the prose, which, for the first time, is so lacking in local colour as to be entirely inappropriate to the task in hand.

We, on the other hand, focus on the single problem of interest here--malware detection--but consider eight different classifiers.

Between 774 and 1412 respondents in the southern site and 685 and 1335 in the northern site responded to the single problem questions.

Many of IMRA's challenges, such as its initial difficulty in establishing a supply network of traditional plants and seeds and its efforts to combat biopiracy, can be seen as different facets of the single problem of local adaptation.

Furthermore, they used not only more taxa, but also many more amino-acid positions (12764) than we did (4638) [ 1], which makes their "demonstration" that taxon sampling is "the single problem" methodologically unconvincing.

If we adapt both algorithms to solve our multiple l1QP in Equation (27) and NNQP in Equation (28), it will be difficult to solve the single problems in parallel and share computations.

"The economy is the biggest single problem facing the returning soldiers," Mr. Romney said.

But the biggest single problem remains the lack of a political solution to the crisis in Syria.

The mite Varroa destructor has become the largest single problem faced by beekeepers worldwide.

Even officials of the ECB admit that no amount of rule-bending and marketing can obscure the biggest single problem in English cricket, which is the England team.