Sentence examples for really difficult problem from inspiring English sources

Levermann: This is a really difficult problem.

"That's a really difficult problem to solve.

This turns out to be a really difficult problem to solve.

And one example we can clearly see where this came into play was the U.S. Olympic Committee, which has a really difficult problem.

"It's a really difficult problem," said Frank Booth, a professor of physiology at the University of Missouri-Columbia, who was not involved with the review.

So I went to see this guy, who knows all about life's forks, and I said, "I have this really difficult problem.

"The number of places where there are really difficult problems is but a small handful, for a small percentage of the bags," the official said.

Working across and beyond boundaries, being adaptable and super-aware, using intuition and innovation, relying on trial and error over charts and planning, and solving really difficult problems with clumsy solutions.

I got some significant help on some really difficult problems I had during Katrina by going to the Bush Clinton Fund, where they had raised all the money to help the Gulf down there.

But trust requires vulnerability, so if you value trust in your social network, you might want to talk about some of the really difficult problems you are wrestling with and seek advice.

Even failed products like Google Wave and Google TV have tackled really difficult problems.