Sentence examples for problem draw from inspiring English sources

A shorthand method has been developed to deal with this problem: draw the tree showing the relationships among the groups (Fig. 9b) and list the synapomorphies for each branch elsewhere in a table.

Since most responses to the Conflation Problem draw on metaphysical considerations about right and wrong kinds of reasons for attitudes, they will be discussed in Section 4.3.

By the time the Norton Lectures were delivered, Cummings had no problem drawing a crowd.

Rather, he said, he counseled her on her drinking problem, drawing on experience from his own struggle with alcoholism.

Mr. Bush will order cabinet agencies to develop "creative ways" of addressing the problem, "drawing on the power of markets and technology," the summary said.

"Everybody says we're doing it the old-fashioned way," said Polynice, who has no problem drawing a distinction between the Jazz and many of the game's younger players.

The increasing number of such attacks as a result of failure of Somali government to tackle its internal problem drew the attention of international community who lent a drastic response thereby curtailing the number of such incidents significantly now.

Handling a large range of domains is difficult for tutoring systems because ITS tend to be tightly linked to specific learning activities (e.g., solving a math problem, drawing a diagram, paraphrasing an essay).

My very first HuffPo, entitled, Well, Barack, We have a Problem, drew 15 mostly supportive comments.

The other night on Jimmy Fallon's "Tonight" show, Lee's characterization of Chicago violence as a primarily South Side problem drew fire from columnists almost immediately.

And in a problem drawing more attention from economists, the nation's high incarceration rate has left many men with felony convictions that raise red flags during employer background checks.