Sentence examples for this peculiar problem from inspiring English sources

With this report we hope to sensitize the reader to this peculiar problem and to save troubleshooting efforts in similar situations, especially in time-critical and ambitious diagnostic settings.

Luckily, our man Ron has heard it all, so it's no surprise he has the perfect levelheaded advice for this peculiar problem.

But some of the questions from the audience on Saturday captured the peculiar problem facing this son of Arizona who still insists he is a "proud Reagan conservative".

Finally, there's the peculiar problem of Bush.

The choice of appropriate methodology depends on the peculiar problem we must address.

However, visual recognition in multi-robot systems is afflicted with the peculiar problem that observations made from different viewpoints give different perspectives.

Still more recently Pippin published Henry James and Modern Moral Life (2000), with the emphasis, again, on the peculiar problem of the modern, and modernist attempt to fashion the forms in which a genuinely free human life might give rise to itself.

Her biggest rival for the position is probably Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News and a former controller of Radio 4. These two women are in a strong position because of the peculiar problems faced by the BBC at this time in its history.

This chapter provides an introduction to common statistical techniques and experimental practices to the peculiar problems of image database.

Unlike his first book, "It's Not About the Bike" (2000), also written with Sally Jenkins, a sports columnist at The Washington Post, this one discusses, with admirable candor, his experiences as a cancer survivor and the peculiar problems that come with celebrity (Armstrong wrote the book when was separated from his wife; they have since announced that they will divorce).

His narrative ends abruptly just at the moment we might learn about the peculiar problems of running an e-business -- when the money arrives.