Sentence examples for which leaves a problem from inspiring English sources
This approach, which leaves a number of problems of real-life markets unexplained, has also been used for incentive-based analyses of other social spheres (see notably Gary Becker, e.g. 1976).
Which leaves a more likely course.
On the other hand, it could lead to an enforcement of mechanisation in the sugar cane production sector which leaves an unsolved social problem in rural areas with a huge amount of workless migrant workers.
Which leaves the problem of who carries out the counterattacks.
Which leaves only one problem.
Which leaves only one problem: Where does the screen go?
Which leaves college football with a problem it cannot solve: real mathematicians exposing the computers — and the B.C.S. — for the nonsense they are.
Therefore, just as the quadratrix, these curves were not legitimately geometrical, which left the problem of squaring the circle an open problem for Viète.
Which leaves him with the problem of how to attract young customers who aren't millionaires or nabobs.
Are you sure you want two shovel-faced lesbians?" The author never tires of telling us that his team is "amazing", which leaves him with the problem of explaining why he was at the heart of the campaign that lost.
