Sentence examples for idea of the problem from inspiring English sources
Danny's c.v. gives an idea of the problem.
"But it is one thing to have an idea of the problem and another thing once you are the one that is making the decision.
Many have no idea of the problem, he said, because their policies have not come up for renewal recently, a group that includes his own sister.
Try to name a BBC television books presenter who is on screen as often as, say, Andrew Graham-Dixor or Alastair Sooke, and you get an idea of the problem.
Moreover, companies whose computers are hijacked and then used as platforms for an assault often have no idea of the problem, even as the assault is going on, computer security experts said.
(Yesterday, eBay was offering 1,056 "Kate Spade" items, with many purses selling for around $50). "Our company does $70 million a year in business," Ms. Kolsun said, "so that gives you some idea of the problem".
They have no idea of the problems it causes," she says.
And NASA headquarters in Washington had little idea of the problems being encountered with the projects in California, panelists said.
To get an idea of the problems, take a look at the prospectus offered by New China Life, a big local insurer, for its dual share placement, which will take place shortly on the Hong Kong and Shanghai stockmarkets.
In fact, it can represent a behaviour as close as possible to the real process', and thus give the students a good general idea of the problems.
Thomas Haffa Thomas Haffa, founder and chief executive of EM.TV and Merchandising, had no idea of the problems that would lie ahead when he took over the Muppets and the Formula One auto racing circuit early last year.
