Sentence examples for problem which seems from inspiring English sources

But I have another problem, which seems avoidable.

"But somehow," he said, "they've become Grady's problem, which seems totally unfair".

It's supposed to bring attention to the problem which seems to have a mind of its own.

Responding first with denial, then consternation, all of Burgundy now concedes the problem, which seems to have waned since the 1999 vintage.

Deirdre Parker, a spokeswoman for New York City Transit, said the city's Department of Environmental Protection has been working on the problem, which seems to involve the sewer pipes of nearby buildings.

Even assuming that Beijing avoids the second-car problem — which seems likely, not least because the intermittent nature of Beijing's restrictions reduces the incentive to buy another vehicle — experts seem to agree that the city, and the nation, must enact many more changes before the gray cloak of smog goes away.

And there was a second problem, which seemed more serious.

The problem, which seemed to be tied to a failed switch, spread to the United States late on Tuesday.

It took months of attempted repairs to fix the problem, which seemed to be a kink in the water hose, Mr. Fuller said.

All of my problems — national, personal, dog-related — became one large problem, which seemed related to whether the doctor and I understood each other and whether I could blot out the Phillips screw in the bathtub.

If the dots are aligned, it is clear that the problem, which seemed to be three-dimensional, can actually be described by a single variable: the abscissa of each point along the line, which is a linear combination of the primary variables.