Sentence examples for what sort of problem from inspiring English sources

Or we might want to ask, with respect to what sort of problem is the building constructed?

This leaves open just what the association amounts to and what sort of problem the prospect of such sure loss is really supposed to be.

But a paper published in the journal Physical Review Letters stands the problem of image analysis on its head by asking not how we solve the problem of interpreting the world but what sort of problem it is in the first place.

In light of the fact that Leibniz lived in between these two eras, eras in which evil was taken to present different problems for the monotheistic philosopher, we are immediately led to wonder what sort of problem he sought to address.

But overall what sort of problem is "health tourism" - people getting pills, potions and treatments they're not entitled to - in the NHS?

Before examining Leibniz's views on the problem of evil, it is necessary to do some stage-setting in order to locate just what sort of problem Leibniz thought evil presented.

"What sort of problems are we going to create?" he said in 2003.

OK, so what sort of problems can a mind coach help with?

He showed them two of the star calculators called the 701 & 702 and told what sort of problems they could tackle.

Mr. Smith said that the guarantee has been widely in effect for only a few weeks and that he can't predict what sort of problems may spur a complaint.

Another important way of finding a research topic is to frequent the seminar series in Statistics and related departments so that you discover what sort of problems people are working on.