Sentence examples for Evident problems from inspiring English sources

Still, his positive demeanor failed to mask evident problems.

Despite the evident problems, both the Olympic organisers, Locog, and Transport for London were upbeat.

There is growing support for a radical programme to fix our evident problems in housing, inequality and the economy.

Song Wei, a publisher, notes that the evident problems - pollution, loss of heritage, inequality and crime - are not confined to Chongqing.

That attitude may also be informed by the fact that his father, a college football player, became a surgeon without evident problems.

GM has evident problems of its own notably the rocketing cost of pensions, health care, lay-off pay and the need to rescue near-bankrupt suppliers.

The aftermath of the flood remains the most evident problem.

In the past, cancer was not obvious, but in recent years it has become a very evident problem.

Ministers argued that an alternative system needed to be set up, otherwise people could just ignore things like demands for council-tax payments.Despite this evident problem, Labour MSPs who had debated the bill in three parliamentary committees ignored Mr Dewar's demand to junk the bill, voting to carry on with it and let the executive worry about alternative means of debt recovery.

The issue of unsustainable groundwater utilization is becoming increasingly an evident problem and the key concern for many developing countries.

Conclusion There is an evident problem with consistency of documentation for safe values of ABW and IBW within NUHCC.