Sentence examples for given a problem from inspiring English sources

She's never given a problem for nobody.

Dr. Koutsky was impressed with Dr. Jansen, she said, adding, "What makes her so terrific is that when she's given a problem she will find the answer".

"I would do a simulation with students, where they are given a problem, some hot spot in the world," she said.

For with a single viral video it has given a problem with no name not just a moniker, but a perfect definition and delineation of its awful ramifications.

Carlos Cuellar, the only Villa player who was not involved in that 7-1 defeat, was given a problem when Joe Cole cut inside, on to the defender's weaker foot.

Given a problem — adapting to a new disease, for instance — a population uses the Darwinian algorithm of random mutation plus natural selection to search for a solution (in this case, disease resistance).

However, the shape of the robot gives a problem.

In this section, we give a problem setting for further analysis.

"It's turned it into a brilliant league, but it does give a problem with the English team".  .

They were given a compulsory problem and a problem list.

They were then given a compulsory problem, a generated problem, and the problem list.