Sentence examples for discussing the problems of from inspiring English sources

They were discussing the problems of clergy".

For years, European intellectuals avoided discussing the problems of immigrant communities, for fear of stirring public anxieties.

"It is as if it were a mark of sophistication for us to shun the language of morality in discussing the problems of mankind," he once recalled.

Founded in Montreal on Dec. 17, 1844, it soon became a forum for discussing the problems of the day, maintaining the largest free library in Montreal.

"The Russian representatives discussing the problems of our country with us are no longer inclined to support the continuing existence of a dictatorial regime but speak of the necessity for democratic change," Mr. Manna said.

On the Sabbath, Fania stayed inside alone, reading — Chekhov, Tolstoy, Kleist, Hamsun, Maupassant, Agnon, Flaubert — and the men would sit in the yard "discussing the problems of Bakunin and Nechayev and whether the German social democrats were too soft".

"They are discussing the problem of water for the next generation," Mr. Amro said.

I remember a professional learning meeting where we were discussing the problem of failing males in our school.

After almost an hour of discussing the problem of depression, Mr. Williams presented the guests with the answer to their problems: a set of books he had written.

As we move from discussing the problem of climate change to discussing the solution to it, new sceptics are going to start coming out of the woodwork.

Our economics editor Larry Elliott has been discussing the problem of unemployment with Guy Ryder, director general of the International Labour Organisation, which represents the interests of workers around the world.