Sentence examples for problem of telling from inspiring English sources

In tackling this issue, Foursquare joins giants like Google and Apple at trying to solve the problem of telling people what they need to know before they need to know it.

With GPS and Wi-Fi location having been a mainstay of devices for a couple of years now, you'd think we'd have solved the problem of telling exactly where a smartphone user is when the information is needed for an app to work.

Pointras starts with the problem of telling a story most people already know, in an engaging way, trying to reach a broad audience in many cases polarized as to her subject, and her Subject.

However, when analyses are based on comparisons to random network models (Table 1), such as in significant feature detection, the problem of telling these apart from evolutionary by-products remains.

Supplementary, painlessly educational exhibits illustrate the problems of telling Hals's works apart from those of his many imitators (among them one or more of his five painter sons) and point up his lasting influence, as in a crackling little portrait, from 1907, by the American Robert Henri.

Mr. Frears, who just turned 68, is notably reluctant to generalize about his worldview or his artistic personality — "Far too much of that going around," he said — and he's happiest, it seems, thinking of himself simply as a working director, someone who's good at solving the problems of telling stories on film.

There are plenty of things I need to learn to lighten up about, but I don't think the problem of men telling women to smile is one of them.

From the health providers' perspective: We are tired of telling our problems.

Back in 1994, the problem of police telling lies was bad enough that the Mollen Commission, convened to investigate NYPD corruption, called police perjury and falsification of records "probably the most common form of police corruption facing the criminal justice system".

The English teacher we had met earlier had solved our problem by telling him of our situation.

"She was angry, but then it's the eternal problem of the writer – telling the intimate truth.