Sentence examples for problems in asking from inspiring English sources

The defense memo used Mr. Rajaratnam's health problems in asking for a lenient sentence.

"I've never had a problem in asking people to devote part of their time to helping others".

Mr Johnson says he saw no problem in asking his staff to run personal errands, because in private firms this is commonplace.

Nothing much can be adduced from so small a sample of Mail readers, but there is surely a serious problem in asking that question in the way they did.

The answer to addressing these problems lies in asking the right questions.

The problem is not in asking others what they do and sharing our own vocations, but in taking the answer as a foundation marker of a person's character and identity.

Keeping in view the problems that are faced in asking directly about the household income, we used occupation of the main breadwinner as a proxy to the household economic status.

It is flatly impossible to convey the realities of living with a mental health problem in boxes asking for information on toileting needs.

Often, in problems asking you to find the volume of a cube, you'll be given the length of one of a cube's sides.

In The Modularity of Mind, Fodor steps into a roboticist's shoes and, with the frame problem in mind, asks much the same question: "How … does the machine's program determine which beliefs the robot ought to re-evaluate given that it has embarked upon some or other course of action?" (Fodor 1983, 114).

He has outlined the problems in a report, asking the corporation's planning committee to use powers under section 237 of the Town and Country Planning Act to give the building immunity from any rights-of-light claims.