Sentence examples similar to a problem for programs from inspiring English sources

Professor defections, however, pose a problem for American programs.

High long-term variability in macroinvertebrate communities resulting from climate change or other changes in the natural environment can pose a problem for bioassessment programs.

The longterm vision is around that job placement thesis — which has been a problem for coding training programs.

Garnering the attention of the police and the public has rarely been a problem for syringe exchange programs and drug users.

Although this truncation of the data would not pose a problem for a screening program, ignoring the censoring of the data would distort the results when they are analyzed as a continuous variable in analysis of variance models.

The software is also designed to allow users to post on blogs and other Web sites like Wikipedia, which has been a problem for some other anticensorship programs.

A problem for people using these programs is that the physical constraints of working together are removed.

Just as intractable a problem for the metadata collection program's challengers is the highly restrictive nature of the rules governing access to FISC proceedings.

This will not be a problem for the special-effects people, whose programs do not, as yet, ask to be supplied with a motivation.

"The bankruptcy of the Superfund program is a problem for everybody," Mr. DiNapoli said.

But a school district had to show that it had a problem for which the particular drug testing program was the solution, the appeals court said.