Sentence examples for state problems from inspiring English sources

"They're not presidential problems, but assistant secretary of state problems".

Those in the sciences, for example, may become influential advisors on local and state problems of health, water supply, transportation, or the use and conservation of natural resources.

Ms. Metzner said, "Now we have transitioned to a suburban community and like most, if not all, suburban communities in this state, problems of drugs and violence and crime are not urban issues".

Unaccountably neglected, Göran Therborn's The World: A Beginners Guide (Polity), a survey of the present state, problems and outlook of the globe by a Swedish master sociologist, is one of the rare books that lives up to its title.

Solutions are obtained for steady and unsteady state problems.

Most PDEs results have concerned steady state problems with smooth solutions.

"Still, it solves lots of inter-state problems.

What matters more is how prominent Republicans react to Mr. Jindal's home-state problems.

Should Pope Benedict XVI extend his United States visit to Seattle, he said, "that would cause so much tension: people would fear church-and-state problems".

But if church-state problems are overcome, and vouchers still do not improve achievement, the attractiveness of this panacea may fade.

"They carefully worded this thing to make it look like they've just got a good guy here, and so the state of Texas can have a party for him without running into church-state problems," he said.