Sentence examples for problem of picking from inspiring English sources

The Vienna Philharmonic solves the problem of picking a music director by doing without one.

More and more minds are now focused on the problem of picking up the pieces.

By the end of the class, the students were faced with the really hard problem of picking their top choices.

The opposition parties are wary of taking too much responsibility just yet.But that does not solve the problem of picking the next president.

No, the point is that whenever we begin forming up teams in American poetry, we run into the problem of picking sides for such complex and hard-to-place poets as Frost, T. S. Eliot and Wallace Stevens (not to mention Marianne Moore, Elizabeth Bishop and Lorine Niedecker).

Imagine you were given a hypothetical problem of picking two billionaires off of a list, and estimating the difference in their net worths.

He told Larry Elliott that: "One in four members of the workforce suffers from some of mental health problem and the benefits of picking up problems early are considerable.

Extending its functionality, Odor Crunch is Polygiene's answer to the problem of clothes picking up external, everyday odors such as fumes, cigarette smoke, musty damp mold and pollution.

In Todmorden, West Yorkshire, British Waterways decorated a tree with dozens of bags of poo-filled plastic bags, to highlight the problem of owners picking the waste up - only to fling it into the foliage.

However, the problem is that instead of picking out great and engaging new titles, the algorithm had been picking up a variety of "2048" applications which are copycat versions of the popular "Threes" game.

But that wasn't going to be a problem here, because the beauty of picking this bread was that the sandwich could be held either side up, unlike a roll or a bagel (this is a serious business; I think a lot about these things).