Sentence examples for called problem from inspiring English sources

I'm listening to a new West Coast rapper at the moment called Problem.

On the day of my visit, the The Lighthouse Group students were working on an Asdan unit called problem solving.

Collectively the gigantic silk screens of Old Hollywood head shots are called "Problem Paintings," which is the show's title.

There's no reason why there couldn't be a growing medium called problem solving – you'd get inventors, engineers, poets, philosophers, agronomists, and gardeners too.

It is a memoir called Problem Child, a compelling and courageous piece of writing that tells the extraordinary story of his own childhood and adolescence.

Judy Marsh Nottingham Not all so called "problem families" are poor (Zoe Williams, Whose fault is poverty? The election blame game is on, 18 August).

Accordingly, choosing where to put a finger or a foot to ascend a bouldering route is called problem-solving.

In 19 countries, there was a third assessment, called "problem-solving in technology-rich environments," on using digital devices to find and evaluate information, communicate, and perform common tasks.

This activity is called "problem-posing as sentence-integration" (Hirashima et al. 2007).

This paper describes a four-year observation using a model designed and tested in a middle school maker space, called problem-based science (PbS).

Constructive attitudes in our participants' accounts belong to an overarching category of coping mechanisms called problem-focused by Lazarus and Folkman [ 14].