Sentence examples for problem stand from inspiring English sources

But two things make Chicago's gun problem stand out.

Companies that solve the problem stand to make big profits.

Even though it is all fictional, Sophie's ability to overcome her main problem, stand by her best friend with conflicting emotions and witness a traumatic tragedy was a symbol of hope.

The New York Times quoted Mary Anne Franks, an associate law professor at the University of Miami saying, "This trial is indicative of how much of a problem Stand Your Ground laws really do create..

But the pension problem stands out.

Only one problem stands in our way.

The problem stands out in knee surgery because most patients are young and healthy.

One problem stood between the drug makers: the egos of their top brass.

But one big problem stood between him and his dream: his homeland, Eritrea, an isolated, secretive nation in the Horn of Africa that is refusing to let its young people leave.

This focus on corruption as a socio-economic problem stood out from the rest of the themes in the In-dataset.

This problem stands at the starting point of a research programme now known as the thermodynamic limit, championed, among others, by Lanford, Mazur, Ruelle, and van der Linden (see van Lith (2001) for a survey).