Sentence examples for problem which meant from inspiring English sources

Last November I had a PC problem which meant I had to reinstall Windows.

"I've been working on my swing for a long time and am finally fully fit after a shoulder problem which meant I couldn't practise as much on the range.

A significant problem both the sponsor and the EAC faced was the complexity of the decision problem, which meant it was difficult to create a cost-consequence model that could accurately reflect the entire scope.

Here is a double-dummy problem, which means that you may look at all 52 cards.

"Spending is the problem, which means cutting spending is the solution," she said.

Spending is the problem, which means cutting spending is the solution.

She didn't mention the Gen X'ers' patronizing phrase "no problem," which means "I (the center of the universe) am not troubled by your moderate request".

He can't carry anything, and stairs are a problem, which means his brother is doing a lot of carrying and fetching.

"Accurate diagnosis of asthma has been a significant problem, which means that people may be wrongly diagnosed or cases might be missed in others.

"Accurate diagnosis of asthma has been a significant problem which means that people may be wrongly diagnosed or cases might be missed in others.

"As computers are being used increasingly by people who are not into technology, they default to the easiest solution as soon as they have a problem, which means they pick up the phone," said David Maffucci, the company's founder.