Sentence examples for Surface as a problem from inspiring English sources

In May 2006, the California Horse Racing Board, whose job it is to ensure fair and safe racing in the state, identified the dirt surface as a problem.

Later in life, this abuse surfaced as a problem when she married a diplomat who was largely absent.

Run by Colombians, it had been importing tons of cocaine into Los Angeles by the time crack even surfaced as a problem.

Our children are grown and underage drinking didn't surface as a big problem with them.

Pay phone fraud operations have only begun to surface as a major problem in the last three to five years, and, according to the Secret Service, arrest and conviction figures are still extremely low.

Experts say that antiquities theft in China surfaced as a widespread problem only in the last 20 years, as local inhabitants learned of the value of ancient objects, some excavated illegally and some taken from their own homes.

At the same time, his most glaring issue going into the season — his ability to move nimbly around the bag and stay out of harm's way — has not surfaced as a real problem.

Although mining around the area essentially stopped with the closure of the gypsum mines in 1982, uranium mining has surfaced as a potential problem for the river.

The generation of the surface profile is regarded as a problem of sampling at the tooth pass frequency (in the time domain) and reconstruction (in the spatial domain) of the cutting tool displacements.

It is well known that two-rough surface contact problem can be simplified as a problem with one composite rigid rough surface and a flat elastic surface by introducing the equivalent elastic modulus E*, which is written as frac{1}{E^{ast }}=frac{1-{v}_1^2}{E_1}+frac{1-{v}_2^2 E_1}+frac{1-{v}_2^2and E 2 are the elastic modulus of the upper surface and the lower surface, respectively.

As soon as a problem surfaces with an Internet service — anywhere — it will receive wide coverage in the technology media.