Sentence examples for problem of living from inspiring English sources

In a paper on rates of evolution, palaeontologist Thomas Schopf reviewed the problem of "living fossils" in scientific publishing.

In a letter to his brother in 1922, TS Eliot once enigmatically wrote that he hoped to solve his "problem of living a double or triple life".

If he manages to scrounge up the money to have the tattoos taken off his arm, there is still the problem of living down the block from fellow gang members who might not be willing to let him leave.

One soldier, in death, is described as like a child clinging to a mother: "Wanting to be light again/ wanting this whole problem of living to be lifted/ And carried on a hip".

"I think the problem of living in New York and working out here is that during the week, I really can't get anything done in the city," he said, "so I have to plan that I run all my errands on the weekends".

"Each group has found a different way of approaching the problem of living in the sea".

But he knew that nothing could solve the problems of living.

Problems of living need to be put at the heart of the academic enterprise.

She said it was difficult to teach pupils suffering the problems of living in the camp.

These are the problems of living next to any large industrial site".

The conversation all through the afternoon centered upon the problems of living in a run-down neighborhood.