Sentence examples for recited problems from inspiring English sources

He recited problems of poverty, inadequate housing and joblessness -- "people who are living not check to check but hand to hand".

It enables him to recite problem areas in seconds: Comstock Hill, Highland Avenue, the list goes on.

We visited a chairless first-grade classroom where the students spent part of each day crawling along mats labeled with vocabulary words and jumping between platforms while reciting math problems.

Just the other day, I received an email from a Republican reader reciting the problems with government-run health insurance.

The little boy was having slight problems reciting all the mantras he had to remember.

Previous reviews by such oversight agencies as the Government Accountability Office have recited a litany of IRS problems with refunds, including duplicate or wrongful payments and inadequate detection of questionable or even fraudulent refund requests from the outside.

After falling to Monica Seles, 6-4, 6-3, in the fourth round, a composed Capriati recited a statement discussing her personal problems as a teenager.

The big problem with that story was that she recited a series of events that happened in Wisconsin and the Dakota Territory, while leading her audience to believe they all happened in Iowa.

In private conversation he used many Shakespearean allusions, discussed problems of dramatic interpretation with considerable insight, and recited long passages from memory with rare feeling and understanding.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos you will hear endlessly recited the importance of public and private partnerships in attacking global problems.

But he also recites a litany of problems with the Model T, which make it seem unlovable by today's standards.