Sentence examples for problems are figured out from inspiring English sources

The problems are figured out by building a simulation model of the ships' navigation operation system.

One of President Bush's more vexing problems is figuring out how to satisfy the nation's growing appetite for energy, especially natural gas, without damaging the environment.

The problem was figuring out what, exactly, the treasures were.

(One problem is figuring out where to send them).

"The problem is figuring out where to shoot.

The problem was figuring out who actually owned the place.

Getting out of debt is a big one these days, the problem is figuring out how.

Suddenly our problem was figuring out how to meet all the demand.

Another problem is figuring out what evidence the Food and Drug Administration will require to approve the drugs.

She said that the only problem was figuring out how to feature a golden egg that had already been eaten.

In the comics, he says, the biggest problem was figuring out how the X-Men developed their powers.