Sentence examples for to find a problem from inspiring English sources

Nicholas P. Heymann, an analyst with Prudential Securities, added: "You'd need a jeweler's glass to find a problem here".

"We would not expect an investigation of the E.D.R.'s to find a problem with Toyota's electronics systems," Mr. Hutson wrote.

MISTLETOE -- It's hard for anyone, especially those of us who wore aviator glasses in high school, to find a problem with mistletoe.

She was dismayed to find a problem close to home, the plaza at the Revere, a condominium at 54th Street near First Avenue.

The automaker said it was unable to find a problem with the assembly process or parts in the steering-wheel assembly and eventually began to focus "on the steering wheel characteristics of the Tacoma".

Joe Ratterman, the chief executive of BATS, said Thursday that he viewed the firm's announcement this week as a sign of markets that were functioning well, given his firm's ability to find a problem that he called an "extreme edge-case scenario".

These procedures will begin to narrow down common problems, but to find a specific problem, tools or specialized techniques may need to be used.

Our study showed that stigmatising attitudes related to shame were most predominant, followed by problems to find a marriage partner, problems in marriage and problems to find work.

The Honor System When city inspectors responding to a complaint find a problem, they often write a violation that mandates repairs.

Numerous problems in physics, optimization and economics help to find a solution of problem (1.10).

Numerous problems in Physics, optimization, and economics reduce to find a solution of problem (1.8).