Sentence examples for start with the problems from inspiring English sources

People are asking me where I intend to start with the problems, but I just don't know.

"When you read legal texts, they start with the problems already labeled," says Anthony Amsterdam, the N.Y.U law professor and litigator who developed the program.

It's hard to know where to start with the problems at the Sochi Olympics, but the one that appears to have attracted the widest worldwide outrage is the killing of stray dogs.

If we want to change the world, if we want to hold a serious discussion about advancing humanity, we must start with the problems that keep our children locked in poverty, exposed to exploitation, abuse, disease, hunger and illiteracy.

Let's start with the problem.

Let's start with the problem: the budget deficit.

To understand Ball's accomplishments, you might start with the problem of counting rattlesnakes.

In answering either question we start with the problem of agreeing who 'migrants' are.

As Catherine Bracy, CFA's Director for Community Organizing, told me: "The point is to start with the problem and not with the technology".

We start with the problem (4).

We start with the problem of reconstructing sources in MEG and EEG, and discuss the variational approach we have developed for solving these inverse problems.