Sentence examples for problem recalled from inspiring English sources

"I thought, oh God, another problem," recalled Ms. Baugh, a 77-year-old retired dietitian.

The environment secretary of the day, Peter Shore, "was a considerable problem," recalled Neil Higson, the chief landscape architect in MK.

In a Britain that seemed to regard West Indians as nothing but "a problem", recalled the black writer Caryl Phillips, "the West Indies team … appeared as a resolute army, with power and creative genius in equal measure".

"That caused a big problem," recalled Evans.

"At one point, Zhu said, 'We will solve this problem,' " recalled Maberly.

"One student clearly had an alcohol problem," recalled Ms. Cao.

The problem recalls the fad for Beanie Babies, in that perceived shortages create a mad rush and exacerbate the shortages.

(Sample Problem) Recall from lecture that a perceptron with fixed weight vector and threshold T outputs 1 if, and outputs 0 otherwise.

Opener Harder and Harder could be Primal Scream in their Stones-aping, mid-90s incarnation, while What's Your Problem recalls grunt-rockers Reef.

Ysaac Zorrilla, a New York City transit officer, was trained with the PR-24 and, he said, has never had a problem recalling maneuvers or maintaining his grip.

To see the problem, recall the occasion on which crumpled paper is seen as a cat.