Sentence examples similar to this engenders problems from inspiring English sources
Naturally, this engenders new problems regarding optimal routing of data under various conditions over these dynamic networks [18].
However, the lack of regulation relating to the composting activity in Morocco engenders problems of process monitoring and low quality of produced compost.
Poverty, as we know, leads to instability and engenders problems such as human and drug trafficking and terrorism.
The alternative to landmark protection, he acknowledged, can engender problems of its own.
The procedures engender problems with scenario credibility, incentive compatibility, adequate information provision, and democratic legitimacy.
What an irony it is that someone who is so unimpeachably and starkly an example of a food-crisis engendering problem should dare to show his face at a conference seeking solutions.
Again, this engenders substantial legal uncertainty.
As we discuss later, this would engender a problem in performance evaluation of abbreviation disambiguation.
This naturally engenders route-discovery problems under changing conditions over these networks, but the temporal variations in the topology of dynamic networks are not effectively captured in a classical graph model.
The often yawning gap between our shining ideal theories and tawdry social realities engenders serious problems when we try to envision how we might get from where we are now, mired in all sorts of injustice, to Paradise Island.
