Sentence examples for problems of what from inspiring English sources

But I had Andrew Lesnie [Oscar-winning cinematographer for The Lord of the Rings] and he helped me solve the problems of what I wanted to do".

Despite the enduring problems of what exactly constitutes "black music", what was understood is that the station aimed to disorientate the mainstream.

Younger audiences won't comprehend the themes examined in, for example, Paprika, which looks at the nature of the psyche, or Metropolis, which tackles the existential problems of what it means to be human and to have a perception of self.

Nearly 30 other witnesses did appear, however, and testified for several hours about the problems of what critics call "predatory" lenders, who single out minority borrowers with limited credit and offer loans with relatively high interest rates.

The case of Asiya and Nilofar is only the latest abuse to strike a chord with Kashmiris, who say it is emblematic of the problems of what amounts to a full-scale occupation.

Now County Executive Thomas R. Suozzi has come up with a new strategy for tackling the problems of what he calls "America's first mature suburb" and its 1.3 million residents.

Solving problem of what to do with the Christmas gifts.

Beyond that was the problem of what he calls information.

The problem of what to do with him is nothing more than the problem of what to do with "erroneous inventory".

3 56-6:04: The problem of what images to use during the extended part of the extended version.

Of course, there was still the problem of what to do at the actual assembly.