Sentence examples for has a specific problem from inspiring English sources

Woods not only struggles nowadays over the closing 36 holes of majors but has a specific problem with certain courses.

The bigger question that needs to be asked is whether British Cycling has a specific problem with women.

Spain has a specific problem with a part of its banking sector, and I am sure that it will be solved".

Does Hollywood have a specific problem?

Alcoholics have a specific problem: they drink too much.

If you have a specific problem, you're going to go to the specialist".

"It's quite an ad hoc relationship; if I have a specific problem I can speak to them, and sometimes they put on sessions where we overcome business challenges".

James Carville, the senior strategist for the 1992 Clinton campaign, said Mr. Clinton had had a specific problem to fix at the convention: Too many Americans assumed he was an entitled baby boomer, perhaps even a child of privilege who grew up to become a wealthy liberal elitist.

"Though the critics of my video chose not to notice, I did have a specific problem with a small number of individual birds who'd taken a liking to the apple trees in my garden … as I understand it, that's covered by the general licence," said Marchington, who lives on the outskirts of London, in Surrey.

"You need to realize why people hire coaches; it's not about having some super-awesome life, but because they have a specific problem they want to solve".

"Whereas in academia you have far more freedom to pursue intellectually interesting ideas that don't necessarily lead to a practical application, usually we [in industry] have a specific problem that we are trying to solve," he explains.