Sentence examples similar to deliberate on a problem from inspiring English sources

After all the pitches, we deliberate on a winner live on the radio.

Could we even take the failure to name the Arab as a deliberate attempt to highlight a problem in Algeria?

The city legislature - aside from its routine and often useful work in committees - spends most of its time deliberating on such problems as dog licensing, parking restrictions, and the naming of streets.

Since then the Group of Ten has worked together in deliberating on international monetary problems.

The child, which was something of a problem, has become the father of a profound, deliberate man.

They deliberate on Twitter, Mumble (a version of Skype), Piratepad (a chatroom) and face to face.

Richard Osman, Holly Walsh, Luisa Omielan and Jack Dee talk with deliberate inaccuracy on a variety of subjects.

He was given a yellow card for a deliberate knock-on which stopped a Toulon attack.

And while Livingston says that there is probably some degree of discrimination against women from investors (which I suspect is true, even if it isn't deliberate on their part), she believes the bigger problem is that not enough women are involved with these companies in the first place.

We could all imagine him negotiating with foreign powers, deliberating calmly on domestic problems, and bringing his far-reaching intellect and obvious goodwill to bear on all matters.

GEORGE PACKER: In a sense you're right: my bias is against a legislative strategy that makes the Senate incapable of truly deliberating on and addressing national problems.