Sentence examples for problems are played out from inspiring English sources

The theatre space is sometimes the only place where people can come and immerse themselves as old problems are played out in new dimensions.

Even in relatively remote areas, these problems are playing out (Chown et al. 2012).

All of these problems were played out on an enormous scale.

The game, which was delayed by 15 minutes due to a crowd of 29,472 leading to congestion problems, was played out in a frenetic atmosphere.

Example of the problem being played out in action: the group's second restaurant, this very same La Bécasse, won a star in 2009 and then – after Murchison announced the group's ambitions in 2010 – lost it in 2011.

Much of Scotland's sectarian problem is played out in rivalries between its two biggest football teams - Celtic, traditionally Catholic, and Rangers, traditionally Protestant - and police are to be given the power to place banning orders on fans who indulge in sectarian abuse.

But while Davos delegates chat about hypotheticals between canapes, beyond the mountain resort some very real problems are playing out.

And the problems are playing out in public in real time, as if it were a continuing soap opera narrated by Twitter.

The problem is playing out elsewhere too.

While the problem is playing out in cities around the world, poorer countries are suffering most.

A version of the pre-2007 governance problem is playing out in full view, this time through interactions between different "classes" of directors at regional Feds.