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• Here is my problem. (12)
• That was their problem. (10)
• Livia spelt at the problem he was. (10)
• A terrible problem, this latter one. (10)
• This problem gave him food for thought. (8)
• But how was such a problem to be accomplished? (18)
• To Cecilia, too, this had often seemed a problem. (8)
• The problem is one of inner delicacy, of spiritual modesty. (12)
• This is a hard problem, but it has been solved successfully. (17)
• For the hundredth time that month he turned over this problem. (8)
• But here comes in the little problem to which we have referred. (4)
• They speak of the strong love interest involved in the problem. (9)
• What that duty may precisely be, is his most difficult problem. (16)
• The ultimate control of such a foundation constitutes a problem. (16)
• This is carrying the problem too far beyond its rational limits. (17)
• The fenestration cannot be too large or too small, and here is the problem. (17)
• This frame solves the problem of uneven settlement in the wooden structure. (17)
• He went out of the room, and left Mrs. Lander to deal with the problem alone. (9)
• How to respond to this need is the greatest problem before the American press. (16)
• The problem which vexes us seems to have been solved pleasantly enough in Canada. (9)
• When he must write for three or more voices the problem becomes more complicated. (3)
• Yet even calm reflection would not have revealed the right answer to the problem. (5)
• Ah, well, temper does not solve your problem; husband you are, if you married her. (10)
• These two good souls had stumbled on a problem which has divided the world from birth. (8)
• As the title of his article intimates, he contends for a radical solution of the problem. (14)
• As for Fleur, the War had resolved the vexed problem whether or not she should go to school. (8)
• An awkward problem which sometimes presents itself is the replenishing of the horse stables. (21)
• His impulse was to turn back, the problem, how to speak to her, not being settled within him. (10)
• His impulse was to turn back, the problem, how to speak to her, not being settled within him. (22)
• But this gaiety of spirit soon died away, confronted by the problem of what she should do next. (8)
• The student Lamprecht had set him a problem, and Michael stared at the board and the chessmen. (12)
• But during all of this time we heard all kinds of theories as to how the problem should be met. (17)
• The problem naturally turns upon where and how much can be borrowed for the building operation. (17)
• In return you do me the service of acting as my paymaster and showing me how to solve my problem. (12)
• Meanwhile —until the problem is solved —the critic must be an explorer of untraveled ethical paths. (16)
• She answered that she was worrying about all those people, and trying to work out their problem for them. (9)
• All stucco to a greater or less degree cracks, but the problem is to make the cracks as small as possible. (17)
• The rhinoceros has always been a problem to animal keepers, for captivity generally results in early death. (21)
• What philosopher could have set down that face of sun and breeze and nymph in shadow as a point in a problem? (10)
• Some architects believe these group houses are the only economical solution of the problem of the small house. (17)
• But the most important part of this problem is to make the best of any view that may be possible from the house. (17)
• Stone slabs of greenish color or neutral tones set with open joints, or even stepping stones, solve the problem. (17)
• He saw that such a course implied the failure of the military to deal with the problem of subduing the Americans. (18)
• Here were three representatives of English authority presented with the problem of subduing the rebellious Colonies. (18)
• What that had to do with the land problem or the regulation of village morality Malloring had been unable to perceive. (8)
• When the lighting of the small house has been considered from these angles, the control is then the essential problem. (17)
• It was not for the plot that she cared; she had read too many stories to care for the plot; it was the problem involved. (9)
• Whether one may desire to free that poor devil from his terrible situation, or not, is a problem of decency and humanity. (12)
• But they show us their way of solving the great problem, and we ought to thank them, though one or the other abominate us. (10)
• Yet in the maze of his discourse there might be gathered hints of his attitude toward the problem of industrial education. (13)
• Of course, even this plan involves a problem for you, but it is a problem that would, I think, attract you. (12)
• But to our ancestors the important problem in first erecting the house was to secure the substantial support of the ridge-pole. (17)
• Perhaps this was just as well, however, for the problem confronting these monks differed greatly from that solved by the Greeks. (3)
• He had returned from business, humming and rubbing his hands, like one newly primed with a suggestion that was the key of a knotty problem. (10)
• But then the West was almost an unknown quality in our literary problem; and in fact there was scarcely any literature outside of New England. (9)
• Stockings were still wanting, but by a mutual concession of her shoe-tops and the border of her skirt, they were almost eliminated from the problem. (9)
• The problem of existence is reduced to terms of time-measurement, with the detached lever substituted for the pendulum because it produces a faster tick. (16)
• This dumb acting places the funmaker at a decided disadvantage, and the problem of creations that will meet public favor is one requiring unusual natural aptitude. (21)
• They wore faces thoughtful with the problem of buying cheap and selling dear, and they could be known by their silence from the loquacious, acquaintance-making way-travellers. (9)
• The government is carrying on an extensive investigation of the problem of stucco through experiments on fifty-six exterior panels which have been under observation since 1915. (17)

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Definition of problem:

• problem, prob’lem, n. a matter difficult of settlement or solution: (_geom._) a proposition in which something is required to be done. | adjs. problemat’ic, -al, of the nature of a problem: questionable: doubtful. | adv. problemat’ically. | v.i. prob’lematise. (0)

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