Sentence examples for phrase the problem from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, in an extract published at the weekend, we get the familiar Bible story, followed by the phrase: "the problem with that version of events is that almost everything about it is wrong".

Second, phrase the problem in a non-judgmental way by stating, "Something I discovered is upsetting me.

Like Cave, Colin Meloy gives his lyrics an antiquated turn of phrase (the problems started after marriage "in the summer of my 21st year").

Today what you do is you raise enough money month by month to fund essentially that negative cash flow," he explained — which really is just a nicer way of phrasing the problem.

These are the words of one of the life coaches who phrased the problem as one related to borderline personality issues and the possibility of incorporating components from a treatment for borderline personality disorder, Dialectical Behavior Therapy or DBT, known for addressing emotion regulation problems [ 44].

To which race does the phrase "the race problem" really apply?

And to borrow what's usually a hackneyed investor phrase, the diversity problem is ripe for disruption, according to Smith.

Following Myers [ 28], we phrase the LCS problem as the computation of a shortest path in the edit graph for X and Y, defined as follows.

If more than two respondents mentioned same concepts but in different phrasing, then the research team selected the most appropriate phrase to represent the problem through consensus, and added the frequency.

Three ways of phrasing the eigenvalue problem for free wave propagation are presented and a method based on singular value decomposition is proposed to determine eigenvectors at low frequencies.

The phrase "problem solving" appears regularly in the biology education research (BER) literature, and there is near-universal agreement that problem solving is a valuable skill for biology students to learn and practice (AAAS, 2011; NAS, 2011).