Sentence examples for problem with which from inspiring English sources

A problem with which we still live.

[96 N.J. 564] The magnitude of the problem with which we are dealing is entirely unknown.

It thus seems that neither version of realism satisfactorily solves the problem with which it began.

This was plainly rebellion and acutely raised a problem with which Protestants had long been wrestling.

Another imperial problem with which Pitt had to deal was that of the future of Canada.

Solvent helps clean a puzzle of molasses, which reveals the problem with which the puzzle is associated.

I am indeed a townie, and freely admit that vermin control is not a problem with which I routinely wrestle.

I am always available if there is a problem with which I can be helpful," he wrote.

The variation in wind direction with height is a more difficult problem with which to deal.

"You are taking the question towards an age problem or a slowing problem, with which I completely disagree," he said.

Nor are we faced here with the precise problem with which we were confronted in Hines v. Davidowitz, 312 U.S. 52, 61 S.Ct.