Sentence examples for problems may seem from inspiring English sources
These four problems may seem unrelated.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra's problems may seem trivial by comparison.
My solution to solving problems may seem very passive.
While Southampton's immediate problems may seem to outway the positives, the club's academy has once again come into focus with Calum Chambers' £16m move to Arsenal.
"As intractable as the Middle East's problems may seem — and many presidents, including my husband, have spent years trying to help work out a solution — we cannot give up on peace," she said.
But because of the continued use of Microsoft's long-outdated Windows XP in not-fully-updated versions, some installations of Internet Explorer 6 could be forced to use the outdated security protocol, giving a hacker access to traffic to and from a web server.Each of the four problems may seem particular, but they all stem from inattention.
From the fishes' point of view, the problem may seem rather less acute.
A disease's Rodney Dangerfield problem may seem comical, but it can have serious consequences.
However small the problem may seem, it has already generated ire on Capitol Hill.
Although the logic of the free-rider problem may seem compelling, people's behavior strikingly contradicts many of its predictions.
On an urban agenda that includes weighty matters like crumbling schools, crime and homelessness, New York City's rat problem may seem pesky, even the butt of jokes.
