Sentence examples for problems freely from inspiring English sources

In general problem-posing exercises where learners pose problems freely, it is difficult for students to pose problems and for teachers to analyze the problems posed by students.

If health extension workers are males, I cannot discuss my personal health problems freely.

Being a member of HIV/AIDS association could provide women with information regarding the merit of disclosure as well as for sharing and discussing their problems freely with other individuals so as to help them in acquiring possible solution.

Sibling-reported benefits from the support group included reduced isolation, building friendships and talking openly, stating "I've learnt I'm not alone", "I've made new friends like me", "it has helped me", "knowing there are other people [like me]" and "[it's] a chance to talk about problems freely".

Emotional and psychological problems sprout freely in the soil of excess: depression, social anxieties, anorexia nervosa, unhappiness in relationships.

The proposed relations are applied in three different problems: single freely falling particle, 3D bubbling fluidized bed and 3D hopper.

The numerical approach is applied to both imposed particle motion and fluid particle interaction problems involving freely moving particles.

But he also worried that a unilateral war with Iraq would distract America from the tasks it had only just begun — stabilizing Afghanistan and defeating Al Qaeda — and seriously damage the alliances necessary to eliminate terrorism and other problems that freely cross borders: weapons proliferation, disease, environmental damage, ethnic conflict, impoverishment.

-- James Madison. 1 Suppose individuals solve problems by freely agreeing on institutions like democratic governments with civil liberties and also taxes, police forces, prisons, some middle ground between non-violence and slavery?

It was found out in the early 1990s that the part on lattice theory contains the solution of a decision problem, called the word problem for freely generated lattices, the known solution of which stemmed from 1988! Skolem's terminology and notation in lattice theory are those of Schröder and that is part of the reason why his work was a lost opportunity for proof theory.

The problem is freely admitted by Muslim scholars.