Sentence examples for thinking about the problems from inspiring English sources

Maybe, Adams guessed, he was thinking about the problems La Russa had in reaching the Cardinals' bullpen the game before.

But for some people, work provides no escape from thinking about the problems faced by the needy.

"When those things started coming, we got into this odd position of thinking about the problems in a completely wrong way," Mr. Feingold said in an interview.

"We came to this by thinking about the problems that currently exist as they relate to money on the Internet.

Walker told me that Canonical has been thinking about the problems of provisioning and orchestration since at least 2008, and have made a number of tepid attempts to solve them; but those attempts "didn't tell a strong enough story" and "felt kind of klunky".

The pitch is for the newly launched, Y Combinator-backed business, Kisan Network — the culmination of two years that 51-year-old Sanjay Agarwalla and his 22-year-old son Aditya have spent thinking about the problems farmers in rural India face when it comes to selling their goods.

The Twentieth Century Drapery Corp. refused to be bothered even thinking about the problem.

But Professor Crawford cautioned against thinking about the problem in categorical terms.

He said that Squire was thinking about the problem all wrong.

And I know that I'd be thinking about the problem, and thinking about areas that needed to be investigated.

Local artists have responded with various visual methods of thinking about the problem.