Sentence examples for problems that for from inspiring English sources

Beyond her outrage over the law itself, Price -- who lives in Covina -- wondered: "How I was to know that I wasn't allowed to post [the sign] in the city of Santa Ana?" Price had run afoul of a law that many cities have adopted to cope with problems that "For Sale" signs can cause by cluttering up neighborhoods and distracting drivers.

Doctors often treat patients with coexistent medical problems that for varying reasons researchers deliberately excluded from studies.

But this plan is overwhelmingly skewed toward a military approach to problems that for years have stubbornly resisted military solutions.

"That doesn't mean that the other problems that for example impelled me to run for mayor -- education and housing and health care and permanently good relationships between police and community -- are unimportant or have fallen off the radar screen".

The problems that businesses and economies face involve a messy nexus of data, culture, circumstances, and human behavior — problems that, for now at least, must still be wrestled with in actual reality.

Talk therapy may be particularly helpful with skin problems that for one reason or another have resisted every conceivable medical fix; an underlying psychological difficulty may be "speaking through the skin," and exploring that possibility may be good for both skin and mind.

(Plantinga 1983 discusses problems that arise for this view, David 2009 responds to Plantinga's argument).

Just: there is a problem that calls for urgent action.

It was to solve a problem that existed for the government".

This is a problem that calls for a creative solution, and that solution is called soup.

It's a problem that begged for a search solution.