Sentence examples for a problem at a from inspiring English sources

He is faced with a problem at a viscose plant.

Today, a problem at a single factory can swiftly lead to an outbreak that extends nationwide.

"But at the time I felt like a lawyer who'd been handed a problem at a very tactical level: How do we figure this out?

A majority of young voters does not seem to have been a problem at a polling station in Lambeth, a district in London.

"There was a problem at a 15th birthday party, and according to the information we have, 11 people were killed," he said.

Though it should not be a problem at a normal dosage, she said, it may still be good advice to avoid using the drugs together.

Similarly, we can consider that defining a problem at an institutional and organizational level also requires the identification and involvement of all the parties concerned.

"It was a problem at 10, it was a problem at 11, it was a problem at 11 35," Mr. Fiorile said.

Is there a similar problem in botany? A. It's a problem at European universities.

Q. Did the disparity in tax rates strike you as a problem at the time? A.

Sharing is a problem at some restaurants, coming with an extra charge (usually $2 to $6).