Sentence examples for saying problem from inspiring English sources

He rejected calls for a "backward looking" inquiry, saying problem areas were investigated as they arose.

While the dominance of technical skills in job descriptions is probably a reflection of the fact that it's easier to come up with 10 technical requirements for a job than 10 different ways of saying "problem solving" or "communication skills," this is the reality millennials face in being seen by hiring managers.

While this is undoubtedly a product of the fact that, for any given job, it's easier to come up with 10 different technical skill requirements than 10 different ways of saying "problem solving" or "critical thinking," that is of no matter to the inexorable keyword matching logic of Applicant Tracking Systems, which filter out candidates without a sufficient level of keyword match.

Helen Pidd from The Guardian favoured the blend of 1980s musical styles on the album, but felt that it lacked danceable songs, saying "Problem is, as with the majority of other tracks - including, most disappointingly, the Dennis-penned "After Dark" - you would be hard pushed to dance to it, which could well be Body Languages downfall".

I think you said, "Problem".

He says problem was they weren't heavy-handed enough.

We face the said problem with a multi-objective ant colony optimisation algorithm.

If this information is not available, then the said problem becomes a blind estimation problem.

We have a "doing what the science says" problem.

The offline version of the said problem can be modeled as an Integer Linear Program ILPP).

Wait, did we say problem?