Sentence examples for problem explaining from inspiring English sources

"I think they have a real problem explaining what they would do".

Mr. Singhal introduced the freshness problem, explaining that simply changing formulas to display more new pages results in lower-quality searches much of the time.

Psychoanalysis has no problem explaining that those who put to death countless people in the Nazi death chambers, for example, could also be devoted parents, whereas common sense psychology would have difficulty with this.

"The theorists will have no problem explaining it," said L. Drake Deming, a planetary scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., and a member of Dr. Swain's team.

So as Daly prepared for the Bell Canadian Open, which begins Thursday at Royal Montreal Golf Club, his fourth wife, Sherrie Miller Daly, had no problem explaining why her husband's charisma goes beyond his ability to crush a golf ball.

South Africa has far and away the continent's leading economy, but the study concludes that it nevertheless faces a "major and mounting financial challenge" to confront its AIDS problem, explaining that about $102 billion will need to be spent over the next 20 years merely to keep the number of new infections at the projected five million mark.

"The plane is the problem," explained David.

"Eisner has been the main part of the problem," explained AFA president Tom Widmon.

JCB's overriding problem, explains Mr Hodgkinson, is that neither buyers nor dealers can get credit.

"Companies have a face problem," explains Katsumi Ihara, the head of Sony's electronics division.

No problem, explains Eduardo, as we rumble on down the Transpantaneira.