Sentence examples for to speak a problem from inspiring English sources

A recurrence of cancer of the salivary gland in the summer of 2006 might have left him unable to speak — a problem recent surgery failed to solve — but he has hardly lost his voice.

And there is, so to speak, an abundance of problems in such an approach.

LAURA SECOR: One of the things that was confusing to me in the charges against some of the prisoners was that I saw that some people were charged, as a crime, with speaking with foreign reporters, and yet you and I are able to speak without a problem.

A contemporary philosopher if that philosopher concedes that there is any problem that can properly be called "the problem of universals"—will see the problem of universals as a problem properly so called, as a problem having the kind of internal unity that leads philosophers to speak of a philosophical problem.

So to speak, the problem is receiving and dealing with the wideband signals.

"For firms of my size, micro-businesses so to speak, the big problem remains a lack of help from the banks".

(Before I get more comments: I'm not playing the victim. I'm simply illustrating my experience to speak to a greater problem).

Such conversations have received more attention in the past couple of years, partly because they speak to a problem — stagnant wages — that has been acknowledged, even by conservative economists and policymakers, as a serious one.

This is not to speak of a more common problem: killers who are likable people, and whom, therefore, we don't suspect.

We're often told to speak about our problems.

(Nurse, Dispensary H). "There is nowhere to speak out our problems.