Sentence examples for called problems from inspiring English sources

(Currently published by M. E. Sharpe Inc., the journal is today called Problems of Post-Communism).

He also slept with a top aide's wife, went into rehab to address what he called "problems with alcohol," and supported controversial real-estate development and homelessness programs.

At the time of his death, in 1650, he had been overtaken by events, as research moved away from questions of construction to problems of finding areas (then called problems of quadrature) and tangents.

Two years ago, Jack M. Balkin, a constitutional-law professor at Yale, published a fifty-page article in the U.C. Davis Law Review examining what he called problems "at the intersection of information privacy and the First Amendment".

The sprucing up of Moscow's streetscapes and parks, strongly supported by Yuri M. Luzhkov, the city's mayor, and the growth of cafes have also taken the edge off what Ms. Gulyamova, sipping her espresso on Pushkin Square, called problems with the government, like the increasing limitations on journalists.

And this summer, "That's Gangsta," by Sean (Puffy) Combs's protégé Shyne -- based on a beat from the 1989 rap classic "It's Funky Enough" -- will be resuscitated as an antilove song called "Problems," sung by an 18-year-old diva-in-training named Nivea.

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

What you do get done, though, is called Problem Solving.

Strawson's purpose is to dissolve the so called problem of determinism and responsibility.

This theoretical framework permits to generalize different problems, including ours (called problem 2 in [19]).

The boundary value problem (1.1) (or (1.4)), (1.10) will be called Problem.