Sentence examples for problems from the shape of from inspiring English sources

While Farage blames migration and the EU for a host of problems, from the shape of bananas to spending commitments on climate change, it is increasingly clear that he and his party have sought to isolate those issues that matter most to the general public declining living standards and falling pay.

Banks have more specific problems in the shape of safes and vaults, often in the basement.

But it has run into a problem in the shape of a remarkably generous pension scheme inherited from BP.

The second problem is the shape of the coming deal on the permanent European Stability Mechanism.

But it had a problem, in the shape of batting phenomenon Don Bradman.

What can you tell from the shape of a Patronus?

Predicting evolution from the shape of genealogical trees.

Of course, the problem could be the shape of my ear.

The problem is that the shape of an unknown protein is generally unknown.

Few of those institutions work well and they face immense problems, with a new one in the shape of a possible violent backlash from disgruntled Islamists now looming.

The drill piece had problems: when the band formed the shape of the United States, some of the clarinets were drifting from Texas to California.