Sentence examples for imagine problems from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it's not impossible to imagine problems which might result.

His task as a science-fiction writer was to imagine problems, to prick thumbs.

When too many venture capitalists serve on a start-up's board with "no proper judgment, who have never built a company," they tend to get too involved in running the company and, in high-pressure situations, imagine problems that do not exist, Mr. Horowitz said.

There is often a tendency for regulators to try to imagine problems that are going to come up, and then try to regulate them.

As you can imagine, problems would arise if the laptop became less functional.

"Any time you come up with a new statutory scheme you can imagine problems," he told me.

While its stock price still remains close to its lows of early April, evidence is accumulating that the worst of Chemical's imagined problems will not come to pass.

One imagined problems would arise in those complex passages where two or more things were going on at once, such as an apocalyptic brass chorale offset by swirls of glitter in piano, celeste and glockenspiel.

Don't create new bureaucracies to address temporary or imagined problems.

But rather than solve real or imagined problems, the agency's desperation is actually making them worse.

That said, STEAM may also include creative, imagined problems embedded in problem scenarios that may not appear plausible but serve to assist students in conceptualizing and solving the larger, authentic problem.