Sentences with phrase «problems for which»

To which, our response would be that making the best possible sense of the problems for which a family was referred is deeply wished for by most families, most of whom apply common sense to the ultimately provisional nature of what «makes sense» that should drive therapy.

This seemed to be related to the couple's attachment style rather than to the problems for which they were referred.

The problem is, she's lazy and has an excuse for everything, even for minor problems for which there are obvious, easy solutions.

These activities involve the solving of increasingly complex mathematical problems for which miners are compensated with a certain amount of the digital currency for their efforts.

Other examples of problems for which you may be held liable include:

In Dina's recent article «Consulting on the Cusp of Disruption,» she and co-authors Clayton Christensen and Derek van Bever argue that despite the disruption in consulting and in law, there will always be complex, high - stakes problems for which a brand - name, solution shop firm will be required, but that as disruption marches up - market and more problems find commoditized solutions, there will be a thinning at the top of the pyramid.

Our long - standing team of Spanish lawyers help solve problems for which the standard response is not good enough.

Dr Lee Moroney, planning director for the REF, which has criticised subsidies to renewables in the past, said: «The variability of wind power poses grid management problems for which there are no cheap solutions.

That leaves problems for which the UN has no solutions.

Sadly, kitten and puppy mill «purebred» cats and dogs are overbred and are raised under horrific conditions, which results in stock with major medical and behavioral problems for which their new owners are not equipped to handle (or simply unwilling to deal with them).

This is only a concern if your dog struggles with breed - specific problems for which it may need more supplements.

Once destined to be euthanized at the age of 9, her family sought alternative medicine care for the severe orthopedic problems for which two different vets agreed that the humane thing to ease her pain was to put her down.

The first year of life also tends to be quite a bit more expensive because kittens receive a series of vaccines, and will need to be spayed or neutered (this will cut down on medical costs later in life by preventing unwanted pregnancies, reduces the risk of certain types of cancer, and prevents unwanted behavioral problems for which many cats end up unwanted in shelters).

Along with revealing data, perceptive analysis, and welcome candor, however, comes a certain skittishness in sensitive areas such as African American parenting practices, a bit of folly (encouragement of dialect and street language in English class), and some sky - pie about «collective action» and national leadership to solve problems for which there are no easy solutions.

This is intentional, it turns out, because it is believed to be good for students to learn to approach problems for which they have not received explicit preparation.

All teachers face problems for which their education leaves them unprepared: a 2nd grader goes to a corner of the room and spins, or a group of 6th graders laughs at a classmate because he whispers to himself when he reads.

Curcumin and turmeric are known for their ability to tame chronic inflammation; here's a roundup of health problems for which they seem to be beneficial:

However, there are additional problems for which no recourse is currently available.

Research in the Newmark laboratory utilizes the tools of molecular cell biology and functional genomics to address several major biological problems for which planarians serve as excellent models.

What has theorists on edge, however, is that for supersymmetry to solve the problems for which it was invented in the first place, at least a few of the superparticles should not be too heavy.

The discovery will give mathematicians heart that they might be able to solve special cases of a wide range of problems for which solutions can not be found in a reasonable time at present.

But, Sankararaman says, «there are still important problems for which we need good methods.»

«Creativity... is to find solutions to problems for which there are no recipes,» Echenique said.

«The dynamics of foraging and the interaction of body size in foraging and resource availability, these are all rich problems for which there is beautiful phenomenology,» says Redner.

Constituents increasingly expect their MP to sort out problems for them which until relatively recently would have been taken to councillors (as you say in the OP).

In addition to ADHD, children who don't seem ready for kindergarten may have other problems for which they can get help while they are in school.

I would like to name two significant problems for which neither has yet been able to find a satisfactory solution: the impoverishment of the Third World not only through capitalistic but also through socialistic forms of exploitation; and, the ecological crisis.

We have discovered that the clergyman will often see only those problems for which he knows a solution.

All too often, however, we think that political society can provide the solution to all sorts of problems for which they are poorly equipped.

For the present there are more pressing problems for which the solutions are more evident.

Doctors raise fascinating problems for which the ethicist is tempted to try to provide answers.

Until recently, it was a monument to the industry's shame, a liquid waste problem for which oil companies had no solution.

In fact, I've spent numerous hours reading detailed research on the topic and have yet to find a problem for which it is the ideal solution.

In other words, Trumpism is precisely the kind of problem for which Lasch saw populism as the solution.

Etienne Gilson sees that Augustine is confronted with a problem for which no philosophical answer can be given, for he is working with two modes of being which are absolutely heterogeneous.

Admittedly this is a problem for which there are no quick and easy fixes, so if you want to dismiss what they say here as «unhelpful platitudes,» you can.

The first reason is that there may not be enough computer storage space or computer time to solve a problem for which we have an effective procedure.

This would be to treat James as a generalizing thinker who began in percepts or concepts; whereas, he was a local speculator and a local actor who began with a practical problem for which clear percepts and concepts were merely ancillary and subsequent.

This is why Church leaders who concede the problem of overpopulation find themselves in the losing position of acknowledging a problem for which they must then rule out the obvious solution.

They agree that the «once» of Jesus» ministry has become the «once for all» of revelation (we may put it: the chronos of Jesus has become the kairos of faith), but the relationship between the «now» and the «then is a problem for them, and a problem for which they find their several different solutions.

AFSA Communications Officer Alana Mann has addressed the problem of hunger in a recent post where she reminded us that «hidden hunger is a public problem for which we are all responsible.»

The evidence is overwhelming that this a problem for which our entire society is to blame — that it is a socially constructed problem rather than something innate to females or just a blind spot women don't recognize.

This illustrates how technology changes, specifically low cost orbital launches, pose a problem for which current international treaties don't cover.

But the computers do not beat every classical algorithm, and no one has found a problem for which they outperform all classical rivals.

Reduced flow of blood to the heart due to a blocked artery creates a supply - and - demand problem for which there are two possible strategies, explained Dr. Spencer King, president of the Heart and Vascular Institute at Saint Joseph's Health System in Atlanta.

I appreciate your words, a well considered article, I have an underactive thyroid (long term problem for which the symptoms do not abate even when my levels are in a decent range).

If however your child has a specific health problem for which you have sought professional advice and for which you wish to try probiotic supplements, then giving your child baby probiotics is a good idea.

Children should be encouraged «to treat a task as a problem for which one invents an answer,» said Jerome Bruner in his 1966 paper «The Growth of Mind.»

Consider a basic, whole - number division problem for which third graders will already know the answer: 8 divided by 2 equals 4.

The survey reveals that a third (32 %) of students say they have suffered a serious personal, emotional, behavioural or mental health problem for which they felt they needed professional help.