Sentence examples for a localized problem from inspiring English sources

But this is not a localized problem.

"If we come to the conclusion that this is no longer a localized problem, but a global one, then premiums across the board should begin to rise," Mr. Berg said.

India's governing Congress Party's response has been, so far, a model of restraint: "I think talks are going on," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Saturday, referring to the incursion as a "localized" problem.

To begin with, markets will shrug off the news as a localized problem.

While the contaminants in soils and sediments mostly represent a localized problem, pollutants in groundwater may spread to uncontaminated areas and endanger receptors like surface water and drinking water wells according to the site-specific hydrologic regime.

Generally, isolation of agricultural patches was a localized problem, while shape transformation of agricultural landscapes was a more regionalized problem; hotspots for lost, fragmentation and irregularity of agricultural landscapes concentrated around urban centers, while those for isolation of agricultural patches appeared in rural mountain areas.

Mr. Mukasey said in June that the mortgage crisis was a different "type of phenomena" that was a more localized problem akin to "white-collar street crime".

In our opinion; open techniques must be employed in the presence of extensive disease, whereas the closed technique is reserved for those with a more localized problem.

Forcing older diesel trucks off the road would be hugely expensive for a very localized problem.

2. The question was raised as to whether such a precisely localized problem could realistically be expected from the human biomonitoring, since the relationship between environment and health is very complex involving a host of unknown factors.

In a third, more localized problem, however, the AMR algorithm demonstrates significant memory and CPU time reductions.