Sentence examples for a strange problem from inspiring English sources

In fact, nearly the whole sixth grade seems to contribute at different points, in an effort to get to the bottom of a strange problem.

"They have a strange problem," says S. Shyam Sundar, co-director of the Media Effects Research Laboratory at Pennsylvania State University, of Facebook's quandary.

Anderlecht claimed their third Belgian title in a row last season but penalties posed a strange problem for them throughout the campaign, as they missed nine of 15 attempts.

Switching to a five-day routine from Japan's six-day cycle came easily, and some discomfort with pitching from the windup — a strange problem for a starter — was ironed out by the end of his second start.

Though some initially scoffed at the Northern Powerhouse as an empty southerners' slogan ("It sounds a bit like the name of a gay club I used to go to in the 1990s," says Mr Forbes), it is now clear that the chancellor is serious about change.Over-centralisation is a strange problem for Britain to have.

This is a little geeky but BreakItDownBlog did some analysis on a strange problem he was having.

For (s=4), through inspection of the data, we found a very strange problem: there is no such an integral coefficient polynomial (f(x)) with degree 3 that the following identity holds: begin{aligned} Biggl[ Biggl(sum_{k= n}^{infty} frac{1}{k^{4}} Biggr)^{-1} Biggr]=f(n).

Then I developed a strange typing problem — and I am a world-class typist, having spent years as a secretary.

It's a strange little problem to begin with.

In this strange problem, it seems like I'm not the only one.

She had sometimes wondered whether her strange problem with reading might be neurological rather than ophthalmological in origin.