Sentence examples for say a problem from inspiring English sources

They say a problem shared is a problem halved; works well for two hours.

That is to say, a problem is analyzed in terms of all the knowledge, the data and the responsibilities it depends on.

The reaction of Jack Straw, the former foreign secretary, was to say a problem exists with "Pakistani heritage men thinking it is O.K. to target white girls in this way".

Although combat power alone will not defeat the insurgency and its allies in the drug trade in Afghanistan, military analysts say, a problem for years has been that Afghanistan has had too few resources because of the war in Iraq.

Pollsters say a problem that they first began noting 10 years ago, as Americans realized that answering machines could be used to screen out unwanted solicitations, is today forcing a re-examination of the methods by which they question voters.

But there's also, some say, a problem of "faintheartedness," and that, says energy professor Daniel Kammen, is a "completely fair criticism". He notes that as "the mother of all externalities," climate is perhaps the clearest case in which academics who are concerned about the societal impact of their work should be involved in developing comprehensive problem-solving strategies.

Larry, Jr., was, she said, "a problem kid until recently.

"Confidence is shaken and rapidly falling," he said, a problem worsened by falling stock prices.

Heat-wave dressing is, he said, a problem best solved with natural remedies.

The beer was running out, he said, a problem he blamed on the Americans.

But other publishers said a problem might be looming, and distributors are more blunt.