Sentence examples for understood problems from inspiring English sources

One of the most serious and least understood problems of social control is above the national level, at the level of the world social system.

For reasons that are not fully understood, problems with the cap have been most prevalent at small, for-profit hospices in Southern and Western states like Mississippi, Alabama and Oklahoma.

"After working abroad in an international bank I understood problems my clients didn't," he says, referring to gaps in business ethics and instability of governments and currencies.

One of the least understood problems is the lack of utilization of social health insurance among the insured [5] [8].

For Jeffcott [36], back pain in horses is one of the most common and least understood problems in sporting horses.

Real-world situations, especially in the medical field, may lead to ill-defined problems (e.g., inaccurate descriptions of patients) or incompletely understood problems (e.g., missing explanations of underlying mechanisms).

Thus, pain seems to be a relevant but poorly understood problem in patients with COPD.

This is an important yet incompletely understood problem in plant biology.

The third equally important, but least understood problem, concerns the origin of metabolism.

We often try to understand problems by taking apart and studying their constituent parts.

It was feared he would not understand problems faced by Negroes in regard to justice.