Sentence examples for speaking the problems with from inspiring English sources

Logically speaking, the problems with Option One should be obvious.

Broadly speaking, the problem with evangelicalism is that it has become a culture unto itself with central values and concerns that are not actually central to the gospel, despite claims to the contrary.

You spoke of the problems with Diebold's electronic voting machines, but did not mention that the New York State Board of Elections may decide to use voting machines that are just as flawed.

I won't speak on the problems with Fusion Garage but up until a few hours ago the entire TC/CG team expected to see the CrunchPad at some point in our lives.

So to speak, the problem is receiving and dealing with the wideband signals.

He said he had spoken about the problem with Yo-Yo Ma. Yo-Yo Ma

But when she speaks about the problem with her insurer, she sounds as if she has been to war.

"At first I was seduced by his showmanship and strong-man persona and charisma, and by his strong borders patriotism and willingness to speak about the problem with Islam, and considering banning all Muslims from coming into the USA," said a 48-year-old scientist from California.

"It speaks to all the problems with accountability and transparency," said Thelmy.

Crews told Abdelmahmoud that he gets varied reactions from other men when he speaks out about the problems with modern masculinity.

Generally speaking, the Pappus Problem begins with a given number of lines, a given number of angles, a given ratio, and a given segment, and the task is identify a curve such that all the points on the curve satisfy a specified relation to the given ratio.