Sentence examples for problem letters from inspiring English sources
No problem (Letters, 23 November).
Dear Sugar started life as an advice column on the literary website The Rumpus, offering what it called "radical empathy" in response to a wide variety of problem letters provided by correspondents.
Letters of marque can be part of the solution to the regulatory problem: the letters contain the rules by which security personnel operate and can be supplemented with further regulation.
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The problem: The letters looked real and read as if they'd been penned by an obsessive admirer.
Unaware of his problem, in letters home Ferrier berated "this abominable accompanist" who deserved "a kick in the pants".
He also notes that there was a lot of oil sold out of inventory and strategic reserves in Korea and Thailand, and that some Asian refineries were having problems getting letters of credit to bring in crude.
Among other problems, the letter said, forcing farmers to dump large quantities of milk could create environmental problems.
"The brief and compromised health assessments have poor sensitivity for detecting significant medical problems," the letter says.
"The tribe's elected leaders and its people are well aware of the gravity and difficult nature of these problems," the letter said, "particularly because we live with their consequences every day".
He tried to keep up his converts' spirits, answer their questions, and resolve their problems by letter and by sending one or more of his assistants (especially Timothy and Titus).
