Sentence examples for problems thrown from inspiring English sources

Some of the problems thrown up by religious conservatism, such as Muslim parents removing their daughters from gym classes, are dealt with by means of sex-equality rules.

The faith made Pakistan, but the problems thrown up in the country's way are not of the kind that faith can resolve.

The Fiji summit, hosted by the government and the UNFPA, focused on how to deal with the health and gender equity problems thrown up by climate change.

We should not now rush into minor changes which, while they might take the heat off home secretaries, would not solve the problems thrown up by his case.

But Mr. Bush's supporters said that in political terms, the amazing thing was how well he had weathered the problems thrown at him by Iraq.

He says visible or "aspirational" role models are vital but can't solve the complex problems thrown up by a difficult start in life.

The reshuffle, and the Treasury's deepening problems, throw fresh doubt in this direction.

He has had problems throwing the ball in recent playoffs, and he did little to help with his glove Tuesday.

For all of Knoblauch's problems throwing to first base, he is too good a leadoff hitter to jettison.

Q: Everybody has tried to give you advice about your recent problems throwing the baseball to first base.

He did not speak to reporters after practice, but guard Ramon Foster said the quarterback showed little problems throwing the ball despite limited mobility.