Sentence examples for a peculiar problem when from inspiring English sources

Last year, when I was an intern, I took care of a man in his 70's with a peculiar problem: When he was sleeping, he would periodically stop breathing.

Still, Armenia faces a peculiar problem when it comes to potential election fraud because of the hundreds of thousands of Armenian citizens who live abroad, including in the United States — one of the largest percentage diasporas in the world given Armenia's population of 3.1 million, according to the World Bank.

When your star client is an internationally obsessed-over, unfailingly photographed clotheshorse, a peculiar problem presents itself.

The brain dead present a peculiar problem in that they are breathing corpses, which the President's Commission Report [ 1] attempted to explain as follows: 'When an individual's breathing and circulation lack neurologic integration, he or she is dead".

But the success of "Hey Baby" posed a peculiar problem.

Recently, Mr. Dowling, a competent amateur mechanic, was stumped by a peculiar problem.

Like many other former trade center tenants, Mr. Koulouroudis has faced a peculiar problem.

It was not long afterward that her friends noticed a peculiar odor when she was about.

Mississippi, the first state to ratify Prohibition, has a peculiar history when it comes to temperance.

This powerful alchemy produced in Brando a peculiar shyness when he was around the author.

Molaison also showed a peculiar pattern when it came to past memories.