Sentence examples for a problem to get from inspiring English sources

It was going to be a problem to get people in the city to adjust.

No matter what way the wind is, it shouldn't be a problem to get there.

It is, apparently, "not a problem" to get "messages" through to the Foreign Secretary or the Prime Minister's principal advisers.

But I think if we did more expensive films it would still be a problem to get funding.

"Of course, it was not a problem to get students but not many Nazis were in Wieland's intake.

Some farmers have said they often have to buy traits they do not need — such as protection from the corn rootworm in regions where that pest is not a problem — to get the best varieties.

Industry is geared to solving practical problems and, if a lot is understood about a problem, to getting down to the ability to repeatedly and safely intervene, whereas academia really lends itself more towards understanding the front end of a problem or of an unknown mechanism to understand it first and at a more basic level.

A wedding disaster of this nature is a huge problem to get started with.

It is a difficult problem to get the geometric multiplicity of the eigenvalue of a differential operator from the perspective of functional analysis.

We start by solving an auxiliary problem to get an expression for the Green's function of boundary value problem (1 - 2).

Kids very quickly sniff out when you're just getting them to do a maths problem to get through to the next graphic.