Sentence examples for problems to think from inspiring English sources

"He gave me logical and other math problems to think about," Perelman said.

Mr Putin has said he will not intervene in the row because he has too many other problems to think about.

Dr. Copeland, who teaches WOOT, describes the experience this way: It's fun to see what happens when you collect talent like that in one class and give them interesting problems to think about.

If Indian Point has problems and we need to evacuate the city, we're going to have bigger problems to think about".

Opportunities to engage in productive reasoning or discourse are most likely to emerge if students are faced with problems to think through as opposed to answers they must get to.

These children are more likely to be depressed and experience other types of mental health problems, to think about or attempt suicide and to engage in more high-risk behaviours than their non-abused counterparts.

This career is a problem to think about.

"To some extent, that's a new problem to think about".

[The negro] is a social not a human problem; to think of him is to think of statistics, slums, rapes; it is to feel virtuous, outraged".

Philosophy's job is not to solve political problems but to think new thoughts.

We knew there would be problems, but to think it would come from the top levels of our own party - We never thought this.