Sentence examples for problem connected from inspiring English sources

Drug use is also an increasing domestic problem, connected with growing homelessness in Canada's largest cities.

"A final subject of interest concerns the security problem connected with such an operation.

A bigger problem, connected to the first, is the exploding government deficit, which an expensive health-reform plan only makes worse.

The name, he says, is a handy marketing ploy to counter the perception problem connected with Downtown, an area as undesirable as the Lower East Side of Manhattan was 10 years ago.

Extraditing the two men would also help with another problem connected to the Cole attack: the case against Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the plot's alleged mastermind, who has been in American custody for almost eight years.

Perhaps the most difficult problem connected with the notion of providence is the existence of evil: humankind has perennially been faced with the question of how to reconcile the idea of a provident God or gods with the evident existence of evil in the world (see theodicy; evil, problem of).

He has a problem connecting".

Now they have a problem connecting with the audience.

This is also the episode where it becomes obvious that Clark has a problem connecting with potential jurors.

We know that when he's on the trail, Romney has a real problem connecting with ordinary people — or even just talking to them.

They should have no problem connecting with Mr. Smith, lately the drummer of choice for Mr. Berne, and a musician capable of the right balance of wildness and precision.