Sentence examples for felt the problem from inspiring English sources

He shuttered his eyes and felt the problem immediately.

He has felt the problem for a while but he would be able to play on Saturday if required.

Wenger said Wilshere first felt the problem with his ankle during the Euro 2012 qualifier for England against Switzerland in June.

Others felt the problem wasn't so much that the menu was too adventurous and expensive, but that the food just wasn't very good.

Mathiot told the news site its company had implemented "no-email Fridays" and felt the problem should have been handled through education, not legislation.

But the jockeys and other trainers did not see it the way Lukas did, and felt the problem was caused by Cash Run, who won the Breeders Cup Juvenile Fillies race last fall, and not by Dream Supreme.

Others — including The New York Times's Frank Rich, who called the show "a shambles" — felt the problems were more pervasive.

We are the canaries in the coal mine, and have felt the problems for some time.

Secondly, they felt the problems that came up regarding the ownership status of the previous building could result in a precarious situation for its future occupants.

In principle fishermen generally felt the problems of intensified fishing and were generally not opposed to some sort of catch restrictions.

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