Sentence examples for problem I learned from inspiring English sources

In talking with the veterinarian about Max's plant-eating problem, I learned that cats normally eat green leaves for the roughage it provides to help them eliminate hairballs.

The job of solving the game's sound problem, I learned, had fallen to Paul Weir, a composer and sound designer who specializes in the creation of audio for films, games, banks, and large stores, like Harrod's.

A problem, I learned from her, was that the (well-known) writer on whom she had relied to compose "every public word I ever uttered" needed to be asked whether he could cooperate in this venture.

The problem, I learned in Barcelona, is that many of the world's poor lack adequate access to financial services.

A common problem, I learn, is when doctors don't take into consideration that labia can retract, which can turn a simple trimming job into an inadvertent Barbie.

I have never once seen any the problems I learned about — the limited number of tickets, the higher price to use your miles — touted in an airline commercial.

Instead of facing my problems, I learned to run away from them, and soon, beer lead to vodka, which lead to cocaine.

Specifically, we study the challenging problems of i) learning to detect video events from solely a textual description of the event, without using any positive video examples, and ii) additionally exploiting very few positive training samples together with a small number of "related" videos.

As to bread, I used to do a good deal of consulting on defence problems, until I learned that writing books was in every way more rewarding, and since it did not involve handling classified materials, I could do it at home.

There were many other infrastructure and bureaucratic problems, and I learned that the kindness and generosity of a few individuals could make a great difference.

A formula for problem-solving I learned from Dr. Schuller is something he called "possibility thinking".