Sentence examples for finding a problem from inspiring English sources

Many ended without the agency finding a problem.

But finding a problem doesn't necessarily preclude athletic participation.

PLANES GROUNDED Southwest Airlines took 38 planes out of service after finding a problem in its maintenance files.

This means finding a problem that is worth solving, that inspires you, and for which you can create an unfair advantage.

In addition, the agency's normal practice upon finding a problem on a foreign-based airline is not to enforce a correction, but to alert the home country's regulators.

It begins with finding a problem, gathering information about it, thinking about it and then generating ideas, sometimes by combining old ones together.

More than 50 percent of the women who have attended "don't have a problem finding a job," she said.

"Our graduates are not having a problem finding a job," says James Wyant, director of Arizona's OSC.

"Everyone told me there would be no problem finding a job," she said.

When she graduates in December, Ms. Hennessy said, she expects little problem finding a job.

Last year, Mr. Katz closed the business and had no problem finding a job.