Sentence examples for calling the problem from inspiring English sources

The Navy is calling the problem a "software issue" that foiled the drone's operators.

Pfizer insisted on calling the problem "erectile dysfunction," and not "impotence".

In the case of the Xbox 360, affected users have taken to calling the problem the Three Red Rings of Death.

WASHINGTON — Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey rejected on Thursday the idea of creating a national task force to combat the country's mortgage fraud crisis, calling the problem a localized one akin to "white-collar street crimes".

Flu Vaccine Over the weekend, Mr. Kerry began ridiculing Mr. Bush about the vaccine shortage, and his campaign began a television spot calling the problem "a George Bush mess".

But the internationally minded liberals at the Post are a softer touch than the nationalists whose hackles rise at any hint of further archipelagic dismemberment.Over East Timor, a former foreign minister famously put his foot in it by calling the problem a mere "pebble in my shoe".

Prosecutors called the problem "endemic".

He called the problem "widespread".

The comedian called the problem multifaceted.

They call the problem "mindless accumulation".

She called the problem "extraordinarily sad".