Sentence examples for refer to the problem from inspiring English sources

(During those years, it was common for many in the United States to refer to the problem of African Americans' social status as the "Negro Problem").

Bennetts and her sources variously refer to the problem that has no good name as "micromanagers," "lost women," "übermothers," "dependent wives," "schlepper mothers" and (my favorite) "unachieving parents".

You correctly refer to the problem of "fuzzy" water rights but then refer to harvesting rain and developing watersheds as means of "extending water rights to people who have traditionally lacked them".

Mr. Graham's proposal revived a popular misunderstanding: In the often heated debate over birthright citizenship, pundits refer to the problem of "anchor babies," and talk show callers express frustration that pregnant women could cross the border from Mexico illegally, then rely on their American citizen newborns to put them immediately on a path to citizenship.

where the different terms refer to the problem constraints.

Instead they refer to the problem of fault detection and isolation (FDI).

For the purposes of this project, we therefore refer to the problems resulting from early abuse and/or neglect as "maltreatment associated psychiatric problems" (MAPP).

The item "I feel lonely" allows to refer to the problems "having no one to talk to", "living in secrecy", "social isolation" and "loneliness, sadness, fear".

Ding and Liu (2010) refers to the problem of product-aspect co-reference.

Shamasneh was referring to the problem of their legal case.

In his opening remarks, Mr. Putin referred to "the problem" of NATO expansion.