Sentence examples for problem speaker from inspiring English sources

"At some point, Washington has to deal with its spending problem," Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio said Wednesday.

This paper investigates the problem of speaker recognition in noisy conditions.

A To highlight a problem the speaker experiences.

They squandered it with their petulant government shutdowns, extremist agenda and the ethical problems of Speaker Newt Gingrich.

Allow me to expand on this, since I was in Geneva recently talking to interpreters and teachers of translation at the E.T.I. [the University of Geneva's School of Translation and Interpretation] about this very problem: English speakers are now a relatively small minority among global users of English.

As suggested above, indeterminacy is not a problem for speakers; they manage to represent their experience very well.

The case illustrates the problems in speaker recognition, a forensic field with a checkered history that is trying to find solid scientific ground.

Samsung Samsung owners made 40 percent of their complaints about microphone problems and 20 percent over speaker problems.

Worldwide, democratically elected legislatures share some growing problems, some speakers said.

As we noted, it would be more natural to say that the conventions solved co-ordination problems between speakers of a language and their hearers.

One mechanism by which this occurs, as demonstrated by a study that looked at memory and gesturing, is that gesturing while explaining math problems enables speakers to maintain more unrelated information in memory than they can when they do not gesture (Cook et al., 2012; Goldin-Meadow et al., 2001).