Sentence examples for a problem with which from inspiring English sources

A problem with which we still live.

This was plainly rebellion and acutely raised a problem with which Protestants had long been wrestling.

I am indeed a townie, and freely admit that vermin control is not a problem with which I routinely wrestle.

I am always available if there is a problem with which I can be helpful," he wrote.

His initial report into a problem with which the finest minds have wrestled for decades took him a mere three weeks to research and complete.

Instead, officials had a problem with which direction the kickoff would go in Dallas, then with an incorrect illegal block call in Minnesota.

The Science Committee's report also says there is a problem with apps which request information which they do not obviously need, so as to provide their service.

All he has admitted to is a problem with drink, which may mean nothing more than occasional bingeing.

Twitter does have a problem with spam, which won't ruin your enjoyment or detract from the site's usefulness but can be a tad annoying.

The fashion industry has a problem with race which goes far beyond just fashion magazine covers, however ending years of cover discrimination would be an important step.

And he stages a casting call for actresses, asking questions like "Miss Dickinson, do you have a problem with God?," which they are supposed to answer in character.