Sentence examples for with a difficult problem from inspiring English sources

In seeking answers, geologists are faced with a difficult problem.

But Ptolemy's main innovation left astronomers with a difficult problem.

The Christian church in the 1st century wrestled with a difficult problem.

That means their administrators are faced with a difficult problem: how to keep their budgets balanced as their two main sources of revenue stagnate or shrink.

Saddled with a difficult problem, a new hire there, an anxious nobody, was regularly directed by a supervisor toward the guy who wrote the book.

Whether through the judge's admonitions or outside pressure, then, the risk of undue influence on a juror whose views are known, even if only because she volunteered them, presents the legal system with a difficult problem.

And I thought, that's the kind of person that I could see myself working with on a difficult problem.

The judges added: "Not only are these guys very impressive, ad-funded TV seemed an imaginative way of dealing with quite a difficult problem". The community engagement award went to Channel 4's Big Art Mob, a cross-platform initiative which aimed to create the first comprehensive map of UK public art.

Assembly with rotation is a difficult problem and remains unsolved.

And that's why I take a more nuanced and careful approach to dealing with what is a difficult problem.

Relations with the Soviet Union posed a difficult problem for Roosevelt.