Sentence examples for a problem of living from inspiring English sources

But at the heart of the enterprise there is a problem of living, having to do with the creation and distribution of wealth – or, better, the sustainable creation and just distribution of wealth.

In a letter to his brother in 1922, TS Eliot once enigmatically wrote that he hoped to solve his "problem of living a double or triple life".

"Each group has found a different way of approaching the problem of living in the sea".

One soldier, in death, is described as like a child clinging to a mother: "Wanting to be light again/ wanting this whole problem of living to be lifted/ And carried on a hip".

In a paper on rates of evolution, palaeontologist Thomas Schopf reviewed the problem of "living fossils" in scientific publishing.

The community-based network system of the current study provides a full service to help psychiatric patients develop skills for coping with the problem of living in the community and which virtually decreases hospitalization.

He did not swerve from it, but he still had to solve the problem of living and hoping in the face of his fate.

But the decision formalises that, and means these state workers may be without pay for an extended period, adding to a litany of problems of living in conflict-hit areas.

The introduction to the booklet reads like a protest pamphlet from an environmental activist on the problems of living in a toxic age.

For those who do it, it's also a chance to briefly escape from the dangers and everyday problems of living in a nation that has been at war for decades.

Set in the 1970s, it "chronicles Istanbul's bourgeois high society; the problems of living a westernised life, and how much they're embedded in a tradition that is denied - especially in terms of sexual morality".