Sentence examples for hall problem from inspiring English sources

Another town hall problem defanged.

And we parse the "Monty Hall" problem.

The Monty Hall Problem has struck again, and this time it's not merely embarrassing mathematicians.

The film 21 shows the "Monty Hall problem": three doors hide two goats and a car.

See the Monty Hall problem for an example of this weirdness.

A key trouble with the Monty Hall problem is that it is easily misstated when retold by someone who doesn't understand the importance of the precise wording.

After the event's opening remarks in Huntington Hall, the problem statements were presented in succession by company representatives to an eager crowd of 300-plus.

If Louise Malkinson's disarming, non-partisan film adds anything to the vexed national conversation about EU immigration, which nobody would argue lies at the heart of Page Hall's problems, it's that cutting public services at the same time that wages, job security and benefits are shrunk is a recipe for fireworks, and not the good kind.

But outside the conference hall, Labour's problem is that people just aren't buying them.

"Ideally, partners get their own therapy," says Hall. "The problem is that all the assumptions made by well-meaning friends about sex addiction are also shared by many therapists who are untrained in this area.

The balance in Cheltenham town hall was a problem in Berkeley's piece, written for the guitar-playing Katona twins, Peter and Zoltan.