Sentence examples for a problem drew from inspiring English sources

My very first HuffPo, entitled, Well, Barack, We have a Problem, drew 15 mostly supportive comments.

Still, Mr. Jordan does seem to have a problem drawing the spotlight in his direction.

Students are welcome to work on a problem drawn from their area of interest.

And in a problem drawing more attention from economists, the nation's high incarceration rate has left many men with felony convictions that raise red flags during employer background checks.

If you have a problem drawing the horseshoe, surf the internet for horseshoe images.

Handling a large range of domains is difficult for tutoring systems because ITS tend to be tightly linked to specific learning activities (e.g., solving a math problem, drawing a diagram, paraphrasing an essay).

The other night on Jimmy Fallon's "Tonight" show, Lee's characterization of Chicago violence as a primarily South Side problem drew fire from columnists almost immediately.

Test him on his spelling words while he's doing a math problem, drawing a picture, or simply packing up his homework.

In August, the Association of State Correctional Administrators not exactly a soft-on-crime organization released a report in conjunction with Yale Law School acknowledging that "prolonged isolation of individuals in jails and prisons is a grave problem drawing national attention and concern".

Un this course, students work in a team to learn and apply the engineering design process to solve an open-ended, client-based problem drawn from a community partner.

"Why does writing about sexual experience reveal so strikingly what may be a general limitation of literature in relation to aspects of all experience?" he asks; an 11-page essay on the problem draws an analogy with blackberries before resorting to the kind of sketch you might find in a public toilet.