Sentence examples for problem thinking from inspiring English sources

"If you can't use the word 'evil,' you have a real problem thinking about what happened in the world".

His first idea, he said, was to throw money at the problem, thinking that if people were paid more, they would make more time to do the work.

At a news conference in January, Mr. Gates said he had no problem thinking of this concept as "an operating system for the Internet".

His method of repair generally requires two days of sitting in front of the problem, thinking and smoking Old Golds, before he touches anything.

Mr. Simons looks at the whole problem, thinking about the construction of the garment and how the combination of fabrics and supersaturated color can express or magnify the shape.

It proves to be a problem thinking of a party name that doesn't sound like a Canadian indie band ("The Free Democrats?" "The New Moderates?"), but she has a spring in her step.

The 66-year-old was reportedly diagnosed two years ago with the disease that causes memory loss and problems thinking, according to Global News.

If you adopt a mind-set that replaces the narrative with the empirical, you have problems thinking about personal responsibility and morality, which are based on causation.

You might even actively choose people with problems, thinking that you can "fix" them.

Some even actively choose people with problems, thinking that they can "fix" them.

In a country facing such problems, thinking about what to do for fun is not a priority – which is why 90percentt of Greeks cut recreational activities.