Sentence examples for were problems to from inspiring English sources

There were problems to be solved then, decisions to be made.

Both designers approached cut and silhouette as if they were problems to be solved.

There were problems, to be sure: in Australia, a bus-ticket machine stamped the wrong date, while in Britain a tide gauge in Portsmouth Harbor failed.

There were problems to the nomination; Ernest had no children, and thus would have had to adopt one of the princes of his house to succeed him as King of Greece.

There were problems to that – we had to start a programme to teach girls and boys about the changes which come to their bodies as they grow up.

There will always be problems to solve.

They are problems to be solved.

Hills and human bodies are problems to be surmounted.

They are "problems to be solved," she says.

In practice, however, there will still be problems to resolve.

Even so, there are problems to solve.