Sentence examples for problems in knowing from inspiring English sources

But the report itself underscores the continued problems in knowing what is really happening.

The deepest problem in knowing Ravensbrück has to do with gender.

"The M.T.A. has historically had a severe problem in knowing when elevators are or are not in service," he said.

The poems he chose, with difficulty — "It's the 'lifetime achievement' factor that means most to me, so I have a slight problem in knowing how to represent a lifetime of poems by reading only a couple of them" — were "The Underground" and "A Drink of Water".

Only if you have a problem in knowing that someone is doing better than you, then this comparison is a problem.

The problem lies in knowing whether it is reliable enough.

A further problem was in knowing where to access information about community activities, assuming that programs did exist.

With so many to choose from, the problem is partly in knowing that a particular blog exists and partly in knowing which are the most worthwhile to read; other barriers to take-up include the activation energy required to visit individual blogs on a regular basis, and the disruption this causes to researchers' work patterns.

At the same time, the AGEI experience highlighted the problem some governments have in knowing how to effectively integrate non-formal and formal structures.

McKay and his friends are all dealing with different problems, but they are united in knowing the importance of sticking together.

Social problems are central, but PNs and GPs have difficulty in knowing how to address social problems.