Sentence examples for a great problem at from inspiring English sources

Sensor recovery posed a great problem at room temperature, and the fast and complete recovery was successfully achieved by using appropriate thermal treatment protocol.

And, while I haven't heard from him recently and don't know the specifics of the situation, his departure is emblematic of a greater problem at the Film Society.

As a theory it is fine but a greater problem for Liverpool at the moment is what to do when they themselves are in possession.

Sanchez's inability to put away Moreland hinted at a greater problem for the Giants: fatigue.

The early flares occurred in association with the most intense serum urate-lowering effect in both febuxostat and allopurinol recipients, and early flares were a greater problem when prophylactic colchicine was stopped at 8 weeks as opposed to 6 months into urate-lowering treatment, but gout flares tapered off later in this study [ 38, 48].

It's a very reliable narrative that stuffy licensing boards who don't understand our culture are trying to shut us down so that they can build anodyne blocks of flats and clinically clean wine bars, and that's not to say this isn't happening — but what if there is an even greater problem at play?

More important, there's evidence that the two great problems at the root of our slump — the housing bust and excessive private debt — are finally easing.

It is therefore evident that the disorder aphasia causes great problems at individual, social and socio-economic levels.

Well, then, there's no great big problem at all.

Their greatest problem at the moment is building control and planning officers, who panic at the sight of something new, especially a toilet that requires no sewage outlet.

"What's clear is that there's a greater institutional problem at the archives that must be fixed, and that is a culture of blatant disregard," McHenry said.