Sentence examples for problem up from inspiring English sources

He rang for a bellboy and put the problem up to him.

Mr. Osborn summed the whole problem up in a few words: "There's nothing engineering ingenuity cannot fix up".

The thing that I've been trying to say to the senior team is there's no downside for bringing a problem up and asking for help and support.

According to recent polling by the Lowy Institute, 50% of Australians agree that "global warming is a serious and pressing problem" – up 14% since 2012.

But to "proceed," as in clear the problem up, the electronic voice asked him to identify himself by giving the number of the credit card that he does not possess.

Begg sums the problem up: Too little focus is placed on the importance of the bus because bus passengers carry too little weight with opinion-formers and political decision-makers.

The United States faced this problem up until Wednesday, when it finally named its current bombing war against Isis, Isil or the Islamic State – which already had at least three names, which was three more than we had.

But there is a problem up ahead - and his name is Roman van Uden.

Roughly four-in-ten (41%) now consider food safety a very big problem, up from just 12% in 2008.

Contrary to full-wave methods, asymptotic ones do not rigorously solve the EM problem resulting in time performance improvements and problem up-sizing.

If you have a doctor you can trust, by all means, admit the problem up-front.