Sentence examples for experiencing the problems of from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: We were there on that October day on the Intracoastal Waterway when Betsy Wade was experiencing the problems of a broken drive shaft aboard Charles Miller's trawler ("Murphy's Law, Strictly Applied," Feb. 11).

Those who are experiencing the problems of our time in the most severe ways--like the multitude of children in poverty and their families--can help us see what is really going on.

"We've been experiencing the problem of terrorism for three years and the authorities haven't done enough," Mr Adela, who is a member of the leftist Popular Front movement, said.

The government agencies and public institutions should provide the disadvantaged people that are experiencing the problem of information gap with the requisite web contents that can be understood by them.

Mr. Kerry has experienced the problems of losing the general election himself.

It's a dangerous position, especially for the billions of people who have yet to experience the problems of overwhelming consumerism.

Is there anything more that Mrs May could do to help these men experience the problems of living in modern Britain?

The read accuracy performance is the most important factor for RFID portal systems, but they experience the problems of cross-reads - a tag that is outside of the confined area is read.

Ambit Networks founder and CEO Patrick Muggler, a parent himself, experienced the problems of tracking down missing kids firsthand, having once lost his daughter in Home Depot for several long minutes.

This largely positive perception of the potential for HIE is an interesting contrast to providers that have experienced the problems of HIEs after implementation.

"You'll never experience the problem of accidentally sharing something with the wrong people," Mr. Morin says.