Sentence examples for telephone problems from inspiring English sources

(A spokeswoman for the city said that the welfare center might have had telephone problems).

The city spokeswoman's response -- that the welfare center might have had telephone problems -- made me smile.

German investigators also discovered that the Swiss controller had telephone problems.

If that welfare center had "telephone problems," then so do they all.

The New York Stock Exchange, the nation's largest stock market, was not affected by the power failure although it had some telephone problems.

When the time came, there was one of those awful-but-true glitches: Telephone problems apparently kept the State Department from getting through to confirm that her son had been freed.

The New Yorker, June 12 , 1954P. 21 A large Scarsdale family solved their telephone problem by installing a separate phone for the use of the children.

By D. Ogilvy and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, June 12 , 1954P. 21 A large Scarsdale family solved their telephone problem by installing a separate phone for the use of the children.

Mr. Russell, whose house on 112th Street was renovated by Galaxy, said he had encountered electrical, heating and telephone wiring problems after taking possession, most of which were repaired.

Animal muscle is an efficient mechanical motor; solar energy is stored in a chemical form by plants with almost 100 percent efficiency; transmission of information within the nervous system is more complex than the largest telephone exchanges; problem solving by a human brain exceeds by far the capacity of the most powerful supercomputers.

In 2008 a randomized controlled trial was published that examined telephone intervention problem solving (TIPS) for patients with schizophrenia [ 22].