Sentence examples for the term problem from inspiring English sources

In 1896, Frederick S. Boas coined the term "problem plays" to describe four plays: All's Well That Ends Well, Measure for Measure, Troilus and Cressida and Hamlet.

In many jurisdictions, however, the term problem gambling is employed to describe all forms of gambling, including the more severe classification of pathological gambling, that lead to adverse consequences for the gambler, others, or the community (Neal et al., 2005).

Bridging ideas in design thinking, maker education, and applied math and science, the term problem-based science was used to describe how learning would look, sound, and feel different in a makerspace, when a focus was on learner-centered curriculum.

The short term problem with tax credits ought to be (relatively) easy to fix.

There are two possible cases to be considered in the short term problem.

But I don't think he will be involved in how we address the short term problem of high unemployment.

One possibility would be to uncouple the short and the long term problems and treat their solutions separately.

Nonetheless, in the long term problems remain in dealing with the difficult situations, which involve intra-corporeal suturing.

It started with the immediate crisis, and moved on to the longer term problems of reconstruction.

"If we don't fix the long-term problem, the island will continue to lose area and degenerate".

Yet, due to the cross-term problem, the inspection performance is often affected.