Sentence examples for problem of travelling from inspiring English sources

Jerry Douglas, the Dobro virtuoso who usually plays with the Sugarcanes, had helped Costello solve the problem of travelling with so many of them.

And until we've cracked the problem of travelling faster than the speed of light, spotting a great planet elsewhere isn't going to do us a scrap of good.

"I knew that the problem of travelling was something I wanted to help with," she says.

It's the altitude, along with problems of travelling in one of the least developed regions of Asia and fears about hygiene, that put some people off.

The problem of travel had made it difficult for the Philadelphia association to serve as a bond uniting Baptists, and the rapid multiplication of churches made it impossible.

And looking to address the knotty problem of travel between suburban areas and satellite towns, TfGM has just published its draft 2040 strategy for travel in the Great Manchester region, which Warburton says anticipates significant long-term investment in "better orbital transport in and around our towns".

In Section 3, we consider the problem of travel time estimation using cross correlations.

Poor road security, especially at night, further compounds the problem of travel.

Commons Home Affairs Committee chairman Keith Vaz said there needed to be "much closer co-operation" with Turkey in tackling the problem of people travelling through the country to Syria and Iraq.

But shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said more should be done to respond to the "serious problem" of people travelling abroad to fight.

Commons Home Affairs Committee chairman Keith Vaz said exit checks must be "more robust in the future" and there needed to be "much closer co-operation" with Turkey in tackling the problem of people travelling through the country to Syria and Iraq.