Sentence examples for this problem stuck from inspiring English sources

This problem stuck out for me because the Fibonacci sequence is so cleverly veiled.

Radio, once the music's lifeblood, has become a major part of the problem, sticking to imitations of years-old hits and ignoring new, youth-oriented trends, most notably timba, the dance music coming out of Cuba.

Tortorella said that Abdelkader played the "style of game" that the US wanted, but therein lies the problem: sticking to your team identity will only drive you deeper into the ground if your identity is a dated one.

But, the website problem stuck with me & key ideas slowly crystallized, like: Content should dictate form.

Listening to them speak, I doubt very much that they're going to have a problem sticking to their guns.

Make it something you won't have any problem sticking to - be practical about how much time you will be able to devote to your site.

An elderly lady with hip problems stuck it out to the bitter end and should be given a Medal of Freedom.

At this point, selfie masks still seem to be at the edge of users' comfort levels, leaving a lot of solved tech problems stuck in limbo waiting for a problem that makes them worthwhile.

Persistent problems stick out.

The dog just couldn't stomach the thought of spending each day tackling humanity's darkest problems, sticking her nose in suitcases and backpacks and shoeboxes, hoping against hope that a bomb wasn't lurking inside.

Kittens and old cats tend to have more problems sticking to a litter pan.