Sentence examples for Problem referring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Azhar, of Peer Index calls this "the Clay Shirky problem," referring to the writer and theorist who doesn't use Twitter much.

I asked what was in their refrigerator, and he said, "Ketchup, beer, mixers — what else?" He had no problem referring to himself as an alcoholic.

Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, told me the bill was meant to prevent what he called the "Perils of Pauline" problem — referring to the silent movie serial that placed its heroine in repeated danger.

But the firm largely deflected responsibility for fixing the problem, referring to PricewaterhouseCoopers' contention that "the full resolution of this issue is beyond TDIC's direct influence and also requires action outside of the U.A.E".

During my initial assessment in Hove, the psychiatrist suggested that he'd have no problem referring me, but asked that I return in two months for a follow-up interview before doing so.

Fin is 4 foot 5 -- he has no problem referring to himself as a dwarf -- but Henry, with his sour expression and slack shoulders, seems even smaller, though he's of average height.

The "Cyprus problem" refers to the Turkish occupation of northern Cyprus, with a United Nations-patrolled buffer zone separating it from the rest of the island.

Here, "pipeline problem" refers to the current underrepresentation of women and minorities.

In an ideal market the optimization problem refers to the problem of social welfare maximization.

This problem, referred to as the split problem, has been studied by some authors.

Afterward, these ranges are used to solve a geometrical problem referred to as trilateration.