Sentence examples for problem which of from inspiring English sources

"That," Ofsted will say, "is not our problem," which of course it isn't.

Judge Wynn also raised a distinctly Trumpian problem: Which of the President's many contradictory statements was the court to believe?

They've got to be quickly educated on the Korean problem, which, of course, is much different". This year's drills come at a particularly perilous time.

However, if you take into account the conditions in those districts, including the poverty and high crime rates, you are accused of making excuses and ignoring the real problem, which, of course, according to the detractors of our profession, is bad teachers.

Of course, P wasn't on his own, but his honesty allowed many other colleagues to share their own problems, which of course is the first step to rectifying them.

Ultimately, Mr. Market is forward-looking and usually detects the underlying problems, which of course is what makes the stock "appear" attractive.

Anyway, none of this gets to the heart of the problem – which is of course not alcohol at all.

Stepping back, moving units is Microsoft's current problem, which is of course part of the same app problem that we endlessly discuss.

Here's the problem, which most of us can relate to: banks love fees.

This paper considers the allocation problem: which subset of tasks to undertake.

In this section, we derive a heuristic called FastWISE for the GDBP problem which consists of three phases.