Sentence examples for means problem from inspiring English sources
He is the kind of boss who often uses the word opportunity when really he means problem.
This means Problem 3.2 is an example of Problem (3.1).
In this, Miles is following the lead of author Hilary Mantel, whose sprawling fictional portrait of Cromwell in the Booker Prize-winning novels "Wolf Hall" and "Bring Up the Bodies" has given rise to the Royal Shakespeare Company's excellent — though by no means problem free — two-part production, staged with impressive logistical command by Jeremy Herrin.
The documents provide insights into America's close, but by no means problem-free, relationship with Israel.
That means problems among euro area banks can quickly spread east.
When materials were produced or secured by various other means, problems still arose.
Monsakun (means "Problem-posing Boy" in Japanese) is a computer-based learning environment to realize learning by problem-posing in a practical way for one operation of addition and subtraction.
Risk means problems approaching.
That means problems are fixed more quickly and efficiently.
But that timescale means problems fester and mount.
