Sentence examples for problems of making from inspiring English sources

There have been moments in Klinsmann's reign when substitutions have looked a little like throwing darts blindfolded — in fairness, less a product of bad decision-making on the part of the coach, than the inevitable teething problems of making claims about improving the national team's depth and then actually trying to do it by seeing who and what works.

The problems of making health care work are large.

File under Problems of Making your Superhero Too Powerful.

But few, including Mr Guo, believe that the problems of making it to the top in China are over.

David Childs had to cope with all of them while he wrestled with the problems of making a decent piece of commercial architecture in the middle of New York City.

Available at a special Media Guardian price of £15 from [email protected] Tomorrow: Channel 4 commissioning editor Dorothy Byrne on the problems of making programmes overseen by a regulator.

Decision making is related to the problem of making optimal decisions.

There is also a problem of making all this Russian equipment work.

The Ṣafavids were still faced with the problem of making their empire pay.

The rulers of Brave New World have solved the problem of making people love their servitude.

Then there is the problem of making sure all dogs are insured.