Sentence examples for problem read from inspiring English sources
"You research a problem, read around it, find where the demand might be and get out there as quickly as possible and test it with customers," says Henery.
We watched a stock exchange trip over itself, found the irony in Warren Buffett's tax problem, read MF Global e-mails and braced for credit downgrades at big banks.
The Soviets, characteristically, came up with a more drastic proposal: Why not withdraw all troops from the disputed territory and give Libya immediate independence — or, as many who were familiar with the problem read it, immediate chaos?
He came into office truly believing that Washington partisanship was a quarter or a third of the country's problem (read "The Audacity of Hope"), and that he was the one who could carry us all beyond it.
This pool was reassembled after removal of the problem read.
Others think that this isn't a move that will transform the company, but simply one that stalls failure while keeping the real problem (read: Michael Dell) intact.
Do viewers just have a problem reading subtitles?
"Those who cry have one problem," reads a prologue.
No problem reading from the teleprompter, no weird smiles, no awkward pauses.
"Dower is married to a Japanese and has no problem reading Japanese documents.
Like other residents interviewed last week, Mr. Piombino has no problem reading about serious crimes.
