Sentence examples for problems setting from inspiring English sources

"I'm afraid that with all the world's problems, setting turkeys free doesn't seem an important priority to me".

He has a habit of fastening on social problems, setting up an advisory group, then losing interest.

As a diversion England might prefer to chase runs for a change, especially since they have been experiencing problems setting a target in recent games.

The latest confrontation between the media empires broke out when the publications in Mr. Donev's group experienced distribution problems, setting off a wave of accusations between the two publishing groups.

This chapter discusses methods for improving the energy efficiency of a chemical process, including indentifying heat recovery problems, setting energy targets, and an explanation of the heat recovery pinch and its significance.

Solving recurrent and multiple coordination problems, setting standards for desirable behavior, proclaiming symbolic expressions of communal values, resolving disputes about facts, and such, are important functions which the law serves in our society, and those have very little to do with law's coercive aspect and its sanction-imposing functions.

Worse, a series of health problems set in.

But the problems set in when the first three tracks have drawn to a close.

His insights and fearless approach to daunting problems set benchmarks for decades to come.

Headlines included 'Weighty problems set to spark 'diabesity' epidemic' (O'Dwyer 2001).

There would thus be no "demographic problem" setting the scene for an anti-apartheid struggle.