Sentence examples for problem and need from inspiring English sources

Your wireless router may also be having a problem and need a firmware update or other attention.

Michael McDonald, Bristol It's increasingly clear that Pakistan and Afghanistan are the same problem and need to be dealt with as a single policy issue.

It warns that industry costs are a "major problem" and need to be reduced by up to 35 per cent to match competitor countries in Europe.

Entitlements are at the root of the problem and need to be trimmed, and research has shown that although spending cuts weigh on growth in the short run, they hurt less than higher taxes.

"It works because kids get stuck on a particular problem and need the answer for homework or for the next day's test, and this way they can get help immediately," said George Cigale, the company's founder.

But there is a prevalent view in Europe, expressed much more often than in America, that Israeli settlements are one root of the problem and need to be addressed.

Sabini acknowledged that the sport had a drug problem and needed to restore its integrity.

These women had a health problem and needed medical care, but they were taken to jail".

"The Prevent programme isn't up to the scale of the problem and needs a major overhaul," she said.

"Polls show very clearly that two-thirds of Americans think this is a real problem and needs to be addressed".

Causality is an inverse problem and needs to be studied as such.