Sentence examples for a problem could be from inspiring English sources

A problem could be timing.

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MacLeod's problem, and whether or not it was self-created it remained a problem, could be said to save crystallised in Souness who, as he had already demonstrated on joining Liverpool from Middlesbrough in the new year, had the skill and the confidence to change a team's pattern, alter their tempo, give them a wider range of vision and open up hitherto undisclosed options in attack.

Usually, fellows show by example how a problem could be overcome, showcasing successful programs and departments.

Anyway, with the harmonic analysis approach, such a problem could be mitigated.

A computer can take a holistic approach and quickly narrow down what a problem could be, and iterate with exclusionary tests.

If a message was received, "an ongoing problem" could be open to wide interpretation.

A bigger problem could be that increasingly strains gonorrhea are becoming resistant to antibiotics.

A major problem could be that both these kinases are ubiquitously expressed, which may lead to side effects.

That overdiagnosis would be a major problem could be easily predicted with prostate cancer screening, as all the favouring conditions for overdiagnosis were present.

Such a signal recovery problem could be interpreted from a perspective of subspace approach.