Sentence examples for problem has been felt from inspiring English sources

This problem has been felt nowhere more acutely than North St . Louis County" Koster said.

Odour has been felt physically.

Thomas Ince has a similar problem now a large red cross has been felt-tipped across his name and it is difficult not to think he might have underestimated the depth of feeling or been guilty, at the very least, of blurring his priorities.

This created a whole new set of problems and vulnerabilities, the effects of which have been felt by millions in the past two days.

The problem has been most felt in smaller communities, Rabbi Dworken said.

"They don't see [the advances of Google technology] as a life-changing kind of thing… I think the problem has been people don't feel they are participating in it".

Danny Holdom, club manager at Cromer Lawn Tennis and Squash Association, feels the main problem has been down to Norfolk's position on the UK map.

We feel the popular notion of a "species problem" has been unnecessarily inflated by this less-than-effective educational approach.

With the new school in place, Haltom told me, many in the community felt the problem had been solved, though few were too eager to thank Coal River Mountain Watch for their role in battle.

He said he threw almost all strikes in three appearances in Richmond -- he charted his own pitches there -- and felt his control problems had been worked out.

I am not denigrating the overt problems which may develop, but rather feel that these problems have been adequately explored elsewhere by many others.