Sentence examples for problems in thinking from inspiring English sources
"I find that expecting mothers are quite stressed about alarming news about toxins and chemicals in food, and they have problems in thinking rationally about such warnings.
(Midwife 5) "I find that expecting mothers are quite stressed about alarming news about toxins and chemicals in food, and they have problems in thinking rationally about such warnings.
Discussions followed a topic guide around one question: 'We would like to talk with you about problems and illnesses that manifest through problems in thinking, feeling or behaving.' The participants were asked to describe how such problems or illnesses manifested, what causes were related to them and how such problems or illness were usually managed.
"I have some problems in thinking of the idea of pacification itself due to the concept behind it," she said.
He has challenges and goals to achieve and has no problem in thinking for himself.
I wondered what had generated this kind of reaction, what problems there were in thinking about the case.
The instructor judged that the lecture content was more difficult for learners than instructor's expectation and the problem is the difficulty in thinking in which direction in the sky that the sun can be seen.
What comes across most in "Field Notes" is how the creativity and care involved in making notes aids in thinking about problems and theories in new ways.
Asked for his strengths and weaknesses, he said that his strength was "working hard, having my heart in the right place" and that his weakness was "sometimes I turn too much to my head" in thinking through problems rather than allowing himself "to feel the emotional dimension".
These patients experienced more severe self-reported symptoms which included heavy-headedness, difficulty in thinking and problems with concentration.
Reflecting the general trend in thinking about problems in light of the system they are part of, advisory science in the field of marine environmental management also tends to be of an integrated and interdisciplinary nature (Leslie and McLeod 2007).
