Sentence examples for problem to getting from inspiring English sources

Some neuroscientists compare the problem to getting the right resolution in a digital photograph or TV screen PET and MRI lacks fine detail, producing "fuzzy" images, while focusing on small groups of neurons is like looking at a few pixels up close, losing sight of the bigger picture.

College sexual assault has gone from being seen as a private problem to getting frequent press coverage, and this is undoubtedly a good thing.

Industry is geared to solving practical problems and, if a lot is understood about a problem, to getting down to the ability to repeatedly and safely intervene, whereas academia really lends itself more towards understanding the front end of a problem or of an unknown mechanism to understand it first and at a more basic level.

"It was no problem to get them on board.

Delay will only allow any potential problem to get worse.

It was going to be a problem to get people in the city to adjust.

To be without Joe Launchbury, Geoff Parling and Courtney Lawes is an extremely difficult problem to get over.

"It'll be no problem to get the money," he assured me.