Sentence examples for problem from an from inspiring English sources

"That's a bit of a problem from an economic development standpoint," he said.

"The big problem, from an employee perspective, is where stock prices were".

The problem, from an elected official's point of view, is that most of these changes cost votes.

The rear doors, often a design problem from an ingress-egress perspective in four-door, three-row vehicles, fold up and toward the center of the vehicle.

(CBS still has the problem, from an advertising perspective, that its viewers tend to be significantly older, but in recent weeks, it's also actually won the "coveted" 18-to-49 demographic).

The problem, from an investor's point of view, is that forecasting the behavior of politicians is much harder than forecasting the performance of companies (and that itself is very hard to do).

15 1 *"A PROBLEM FROM HELL," by Samantha Power.

"A PROBLEM FROM HELL": America and the Age of Genocide.

Last February GQ pondered the problem from a feminine perspective.

"The problem, from a math standpoint, is not all that different from banking and other industries".

A spokesman for BA says it learnt about its Facebook problem from a press report.