Sentence examples for bringing a problem from inspiring English sources

The thing that I've been trying to say to the senior team is there's no downside for bringing a problem up and asking for help and support.

Though winds are projected to strengthen to just below hurricane level, the most pressing worry is the amount of rainfall the storm is bringing, a problem exacerbated by its leisurely pace.

"The ultimate objective of supporting an armed struggle," he said, "is to bring a problem to a conclusion, a peaceful solution.

Some of the most impressive campaigns of the last few years are those that have found creative ways to bring a problem out of the shadows, by simply, sharply, tallying its impact.

But every solution brings a problem, it would seem.

"That brings a problem and it'll go either one way or the other.

However, this concept brings a problem of human brain cognitive-perceptual limitations, as will be discussed in detail in the section Integration with Augmented and Virtual Reality.

Having a number of considering factors could bring a problem of vague conclusion in the oil recovery study or it could be even a misconclusion about the considering factors.

While some factors, such as more and more inter-relationships in industrial field, monstrous amount of information, the existence of large-scale systems opened to the outside world bring a problem to be solved urgently.

Every shift brings a problem never encountered before, and this helps keep me actively engaged.

A change in an indicator, though less dramatic, can also bring a problem to attention, particularly if it is a large change or it receives significant attention in a report or media release.