Sentence examples for a conspicuous problem from inspiring English sources

Summers, who has been paid millions by Wall Street banks, is an easy and fair target for these criticisms, and it's a conspicuous problem for this Administration.

This problem is not specific to pseudoscience but follows directly from a parallel but somewhat less conspicuous problem with the concept of science.

The case in Detroit was particularly unusual because garbled texting appeared to be the only conspicuous problem, at least initially, said Dr. Omran Kaskar, a senior neurology resident at Henry Ford Hospital who treated the patient in late 2011.

But there is one conspicuous problem with China's frequent insistence that Japan (or indeed anyone) "face history squarely".

There is not a safety notice, a glove or a visor in sight, and it is hard to imagine the business or its illiterate owner managing to cope with any kind of bureaucratic inspection.Criminal suspicionsThe most conspicuous problem for the Roma is lack of education, which keeps them out of jobs.

Perhaps the most conspicuous problem lies in multiple testing concerns which arise from the numerous statistical tests performed per dataset leading to a remarkable potential for the discovery of false-positive findings when results are not properly corrected.

Such professionals may be better prepared to detect and interpret minor behavioural cues in addition to obvious cues and report ambiguous or less conspicuous problem behaviours than other observers.

This re-creation of a traditional grand council, or loya jirga, has had some conspicuous problems, including a clumsy American effort to make sure that Hamid Karzai, who has performed capably as interim leader, was elected president.

Iran has a conspicuous drug addiction problem – which officially accounts for more than 2m addicts (though unofficial figures put this as high as 5-6m).

Novotný's timid reforms thus satisfied no one, resolved no serious problems, and brought into existence a conspicuous pressure group (known as the "economists") within the party leadership.

Their absence is a sign of a deeper problem in the book: there is a conspicuous absence of physical and emotional intimacy.