Sentence examples for the problem caught from inspiring English sources
noun
A difficulty that has to be resolved or dealt with.
- She's leaving because she faced numerous problems to do with racism.
The problem caught the agency's attention after one incident in Australia and a second in North Carolina; a third incident in Hawaii, before the agency acted, killed one passenger.
When Danielle (inevitably) did get fired, the manager who hadn't wanted to deal with the problem caught a lot of heat.
I think the fact that you actually had a description of a person going through the problem caught my interest…That's how I relate to things.
P14, 40 49yo Pakistani Muslim woman, secondary education, interview I think the fact that you actually had a description of a person going through the problem caught my interest…That's how I relate to things.
In any case, the problem catches the eye for being so easy to state, and have such a nice, festive, rendition.
"It just hopped the freeway with no problem, caught the grass over there and went straight up the hill and started catching houses on fire randomly".
The temperatures hit 97 on Monday afternoon when a typhoon was passing to the north, but another problem caught more attention.
The Chicago Board of Elections apologized for the gaffe on Thursday, a day after the problem was caught.
But his crew fixed the problem, he caught a break on a restart and finished 13th.
The problem has caught law enforcement officials and politicians off guard.
The chief offender is one of the sport's biggest idiots, Adrien Broner, whose ring name, "The Problem", finally caught up with him after he disgraced himself again on Showtime last weekend.
