Sentence examples for problems of saying from inspiring English sources

Among the problems of saying something has been bought when it hasn't: One consignor, thinking his painting sold for $50,000, went on to bid on other items with his supposed auction "credit".

But I think it's the legal problem of saying they are planning to — how can I put this — waste the guy — which, clearly, they are.

Another big problem that entrepreneurs run into with frequency, he said, is the problem of saying "no".

This weakness of the probability axioms generates the famous problem of the priors, the problem of saying where initial probabilities come from.

Of course, (11) faces the further problem of saying what metaphysical distinctness is, and more generally what the relation is between condition (a) and condition (b).

We denote the whole family of problems, say of (operatorname {GLQEP}_{lambda}), for (lambdainLambda), by ((operatorname{GLQEP}_{lambda})_{lambdainLambda}).

"There are a couple of corners that can give you a lot of problems," Lueders said of the course.

"Here we have a problem of media," said Syatokaki.

"They have a real problem of scale," says McCabe.

"He always had this problem of storage," said Alexander Rower, Calder's grandson, "even with so much space.

"This is a problem of accountability," said David Lee, executive director of Justice for All.