Sentence examples for a problem to pick from inspiring English sources

I think there is not really a problem to pick a host of the 2018 World Cup".

But I like keeping them whole, and I don't find it a problem to pick out the pits while I'm eating.

But they presented a problem: to pick them up by the bone handle or use the more decorous knife and fork, allowing the diner to include that same cabbage-peppers-onions medley on the sizzling platter beneath?

"It won't be a problem to pick up digital or analog signals on our set," says Jim Palumbo, vice president of Sony's Display Marketing Division.

This problem clearly is aggravated if hit lists are prone to high levels of false negative results, and it is then a very challenging problem to pick interesting candidates for further experimental characterization.

"Frankly, for the regulator, it creates a problem trying to pick out from the vast amount of data trades that potentially might be abusive".

It has been a long time since there has been any sort of competition up front and I think it is a positive that Hodgson might have a problem about who to pick up front when everybody is fit.

"I don't think there is a problem getting people to pick up Austen anymore," he says.

The problem is to pick out the handful of strings that do not link contradictory statements.

Several collinearity diagnostics and partial significance statistics were used to further limitmulticollinearity problems and to pick a "best" model among the four produced.

Surrey ought not to have similar problems, with a pool to pick from strong enough for Stuart Meaker, as fast a bowler as any county possesses, to be playing in the Second XI.