Sentence examples for problems on which from inspiring English sources

Discusses some of the organizational problems on which his aides have advised him.

It contains 100 declarer-play problems on which to sharpen your skills.

We identify a class of problems on which the procedure stops.

Now Mr. Bush and Mr. Putin have to turn to problems on which their predecessors could not agree.

The United States avoided the problems on which the book focuses, but nevertheless it now faces a major struggle regarding the nature of its society — and its future.

It may be that Ewen's father's politics unwittingly posed problems on which the history taught by Meyer had something to say.

The one problem on which randomly chosen ubiquitous proteins outscored representative proteins was problem 4, for which representative proteins often divided the organisms as ((Buchnera, Rickettsia), Mycoplasma) (Staphylococcus, (Mycobacterium, Bifidobacterium)), not finding the relatedness of Mycoplasma and Staphylococcus.

But the huge personal indebtedness of Haitians is a largely hidden problem, on which no one is campaigning.

Independence for Scotland This is the big problem, on which the two parties can never agree.

Maybe even frame the issue as a joint problem on which you two can work together.

Yet when it comes to identifying what he taught and believed, there is a problem, on which Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, rather unexpectedly, puts its finger.