Sentence examples for to describing the problem from inspiring English sources

The trick is to formulate some policies, as opposed to describing the problem endlessly.

Kerry called for blunter language to describe the problem estimated to face 20 million people worldwide.

Mr. Ledwith was asked to describe the "problem areas" in working with Mexico on drugs.

"I got them to describe the problem, and it sounded to me like it was out of gas.

Mr. Bush fell back on precisely the same words he has used previously to describe the problem.

Hacker has done the Democrats a favor by developing a story and a catchphrase — the great risk shift — to describe the problem.

Many people tried to describe the problem, Mr. Walcott said, but Mr. Safir, armed with charts, seemed intent on showing that the public perception of brutality was a mistake.

After saying only "hamstring" to describe the problem that kept Burress out of practice, Coughlin's prognosis for recovery was "we will see".

In two of the cases, the reports initially described the problems as "inside out" abrasion — a term often used to describe the Riata flaw — but the wording was later changed by St . Judeto describe the problem differently.

If we covet a new one, well — I'll stop the analogy here, because economists have a better way to describe the problem: there are switching costs.

"For us," Professor Gordon said of his work with the College Board, "the most discouraging thing is that after three years of work, we ended up being better able to describe the problem than to offer solutions".