Sentence examples for problem we struggle from inspiring English sources
Part of the problem we struggle with is the perception that Oxford is "not for" certain students – a problem that owes something to media reports.
Information overload is a problem we struggle with now, so the need for better ways to filter and triage digital content is only going to step up as the MBs keep piling up.
This limits competition among members who may be applying for the same fellowships, grants, and jobs -- a problem we struggled with, since two group members and a spouse were astronomers on the job market at the same time.
"One of the problems we struggle with is how to be creative with food that was clearly designed for quantity and not quality," Larry Russock, program coordinator at My Brother's House, told Drexel Now, explaining that not too many diners had an appetite for the "heat and serve" canned vegetable.
In the United States, persistent euthanasia in shelters is the problem we all struggle to end.
A third major problem we all struggle with is ego-enslavement, which creates a sense disconnection from our spiritual truth.
I think our home form is still a problem and we struggle a bit with that but we're definitely improving.
"It really is a massive problem that we struggle to deal with day after day".
But that would simply re-create the problem we are struggling with: relying on others for such a crucial part of our technological infrastructure.
As Scranton says of his fellow veteran writers in the introduction to "Fire and Forget," "We each knew the problem we altogether struggled with, which was how to say something true about an experience unreal, to a people fed and wadded about with lies". For many of today's veteran writers, telling these stories is like trying to explain a dream to someone who does not believe you have been asleep.
"One of the problems that we struggle with is that the rates haven't been reviewed for some time and particularly the traders on Church Street are paying very high rates," she said.
