Sentence examples for problems I perceived from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago, as the festival was winding down, I wrote about the problems I perceived with theatres taking extant work from the fringe and how models of literary management seemed to stop this work being made the rest of the time.

One of the problems I perceive for you is the lack of a strong lead.

I become completely absorbed in mental machinations as I attempt to defuse the ticking time-bomb of problems I perceive in my life.

So the sweater was an unsolicited solution to a problem I perceived Amy Winehouse to have.

Something HAS to work to solve a big problem I perceive therefore therefore therefore… This is less reasoning than buying a marketing story, but reason eventually prevails.

The potential problem I perceive is that although the various experiments and simulations in agreement with one another may seem diverse at first sight, very few have considered high temperature and pressure conditions where (as Higgs and Pudritz note) Amend and Shock's calculations predict very different thermodynamic results.

As far as Hollywood goes, I don't want to contribute to the problem, whatever I perceive the problem to be.' What does he perceive the problem to be? 'Oh, it's massive.

"I didn't have a problem with Alexis Herman being Secretary of Labor as much as I had a real problem with what I perceived to be legislation by executive orders," said Mr. Nickles, the majority whip and second in rank to Mr. Lott.

The problem that I perceive is that many games people don't seem to understand that.

I had contacted the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund right away with what I perceived as our shared problem.

The museum did not commission the sculptures to remedy a problem it perceived with the hall's size.