Sentence examples for problem strikes from inspiring English sources

To be fair, the UN secretary general's diagnosis of the problem strikes a depressingly accurate chord.

The problem strikes particularly hard at widows of men who retired early and who rely on their late husbands' benefits.

For President Hamid Karzai, who has been pushing for greater control of Afghanistan's affairs, the revenue problem strikes at a more fundamental issue: a country that cannot pay for itself is not its own master.

The problem strikes many observers as insoluble, but it is no more daunting than the one facing Roosevelt 60 years ago: only half the challenge was Germany's history of militarism; just as difficult were his quarreling advisers.

I'm going to enjoy the cool evening with a small campfire in the garden outside my shed – but another problem strikes: I have no firewood.

I'm going to enjoy the cool evening with a small campfire in the garden outside my shed – but another problem strikes: I have no firewood. .

The problem struck in the middle of Thursday morning's rush hour between Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Common.

In January, Mr. Baker solved the company's debt problem, striking a complex deal to sell the rights to leases on an underperforming division of the Hudson's Bay Company to Target for about $1.8 billion.

Rodrigo Niño, the president of Prodigy Network, which is marketing the 391-unit Trump SoHo, said he believes the financing problem struck as early as the end of 2007.

When we feel threatened by enemies and/or criminals, we have little problem striking a moral balance on the leeway granted to the police and the military in these areas.

Previous approaches to this reverse-engineering problem strike different tradeoffs between the accuracy of the discovered models and their structural complexity.