problem-solving

If you immerse yourself in the problem, it will be solved easily, like oil calming rough waters.

What matters is not what you read but how you read it.

I don't quite get it, but it seems this isn't going to be straightforward. Hmm.

The problem is that he's broke.

The problem is not so much the purpose of education as how to carry it out.

The problem is how to say no without making them angry.

The problem lies in the fact that it is perception that bridges this necessary gap.

Even granting that the goal is good, how do you carry out the plan?

I've exhausted all my options.

So for now I give up. I'll still keep looking into other angles, but... I don't think it's very likely.

You shouldn't leave the problem unresolved.

We can't leave the problem like this.

The question is whether or not my parents will agree.

The question is whether he's coming to visit us next month.

The problem is that we don't know the situation at all.

The problem is time, rather than cost.

The question is whether she can be trusted.

The question is whether she'll read my letter.

The question is whether he can do it.

The question is how he will get that money.

The question is who will go there in his place.

The question is who will make the decision.

The question is who made the mistake.

The problem is what we should do next.

The question is what I should do next.

The problem is that we're short on money.

The problem was that I had nothing to say to him.

The problem is whether I should accept or reject.

The problem was child custody.

The problem is whether the plan will work out.