Sentence examples for the sort of problems from inspiring English sources

Crime maps illustrate the sort of problems that can arise.

In polls most respondents assume that Mr Obama has a better grasp of the sort of problems they face.

At worst, you end up with the sort of problems described by the TV writer and producer Charlie Hauck in his 1993 novel "Artistic Differences".

Since both inflation and the strong real are caused by growth, they are the sort of problems that many governments elsewhere would love to have.

The Reds boss has stressed he is keen to get his business done as early as possible to avoid the sort of problems which arose last summer.

Berkshire Hathaway's decentralised structure may stop it suffering the sort of problems experienced by more centralised conglomerates, such as GE and Teledyne, after their great leaders left.

"Broadly speaking, Britain does not have the sort of problem the US has.

It was the sort of problem the future promised to solve.

It is just the sort of problem financial reform is supposed to fix.

Modernity is the sort of problem that's both very old and very new.

It is the sort of problem which can ruin any boss's holiday.