Sentence examples for problem to tell from inspiring English sources

"It's not our problem to tell a democratically elected government that you have to do something about your runaway consumers.

Most had only a few staff members in town today, so it was no problem to tell others to cancel their flights.

Dr. Scheel said doctors at Hopkins began calling other hospitals to warn them of the problem, to tell them how to culture the bacteria and to alert them to the recall.

"He has gone from saying it wasn't a problem to telling people to wear jumpers.

"The man asked if anyone suffers from heart problems to tell him.

"If I asked you who won the Olympics 20 years ago you would have problems to tell me".

It is suggested here that brief interventions could encourage people with alcohol problems to tell us what their problems are, so that help can be provided to think these through in so doing, in order to help initiate or better support efforts at change.

Rummble's answer to this problem is to tell you where your friends are located, regardless of where that information was created".

Beyond reporting the unfortunate facts, stories can be framed to show what people are doing to address the problem or to tell viewers what they themselves can do.

What the company should have done was monitor the sentiment on social media and act quickly and decisively to not only fix the problems, but to tell people that it was fixing the problems.

Once again as I came into contact with the reality of this specific tale, I had to solve the problem of how to tell it.