Sentence examples for feel the problems from inspiring English sources

They feel the problems of teacher recruitment and retention are not being given sufficient attention.

If people could hear underground music, it would make them feel the problems in their lives and want to change things".

They also feel the problems at the new health insurance exchanges are helping their push for a delay in the 2010 law's mandate that virtually all adult Americans obtain coverage next year or pay a penalty.

You don't just understand a conceptual problem, she says: "You feel the problem".

Some people in the country feel the problem is insignificant and overblown.

"I feel the problem is emerging as more serious than first thought," he wrote.

But some feel the problem is the Haubs themselves and that they should call in outside help.

They know the market, they feel the problem and now they are eager to hear how you're going to solve this problem.

Three sweeping forehands helped the Swiss break at the start of the second on a run of 12 straight points, and it was when serving at 2-0 down that Nadal first appeared to feel the problem with his back.

It helps you feel the problem in ways you can't where you are.

But most will feel the problem is too big -- I can't make a difference, they'll say.