Sentence examples for so called problem from inspiring English sources

Judy Marsh Nottingham Not all so called "problem families" are poor (Zoe Williams, Whose fault is poverty? The election blame game is on, 18 August).

Strawson's purpose is to dissolve the so called problem of determinism and responsibility.

When we look to and surrender to the higher workings of Divine Wisdom we allow access to unseen forces to work through is us, put wings on us so we may fly up and over the appearance of a so called "problem".

Based on literature study, interviews with professional caregivers and panel discussions with informal caregivers and people with dementia a list of 14 so called problem areas was described (see Additional file 1) [ 17].

Some hundreds of them were so called "problem patients": they had persisting chronical vaginal and cervical infections, some of them four times a year - despite an adequate therapy (primary therapy with antibiotics/antimycotics acording to the antibiogram and secondary vaginal lactobacillus treatment).

It is no exaggeration to say that the entire status of the PCO and the UAT can seem to be called into question by the (closely related) so-called "problem of mass terms", as Davidson (1967) puts it.

They have decided to fit one of these so-called "problem bears" with a GPS collar in a bid to try and understand its behaviour.

"The so-called problem of Greece is the problem of the whole European Union".

People at other schools wish they had our so-called problem".

Drew says it's partly about changing attitudes to so-called problem families.

The list of so-called problem banks stands at 844, down from 865 at the end of June.