Sentence examples for a problem further down from inspiring English sources

Dalton Chandler, an analyst at Needham & Co., suspects more of a problem further down the ranks.

Some economists have argued pump-priming the economy kicks the problem further down the road, while others fear an inflation time bomb has been created.

When you make contact, be sure to write down the date, time and to whom you are speaking in the customer service department, in case of any problems further down the line.

VENICE — As European leaders move toward a second bailout for Greece, some economists are warning that a new rescue would merely kick the country's problems further down the road and might not avert a default that could strain Europe's monetary union.

He said a number of his constituents had told him they had sat on a train at Lewisham for "an inordinate amount of time" and they had not been told of problems further down the line while at Dartford station.

It's Ma who is going to have problems further down the line".

True, there are projected problems further down the road, mainly because of the continuing effects of an aging population.

It also frees up GPs' time and enables us to work with patients to prevent problems further down the line.

"If they don't take the pain now, we could see some serious financial problems further down the line," said Mr. Obiodu of Ovum.

"There's a concern that linemen, for example, may not get concussions, but because they take so many hits, that may lead to chronic problems further down the road," Dr. Crisco said.

Most evidence suggests that teaching social and emotional skills in childhood can prevent problems further down the line, particularly for pupils whose family and community backgrounds may place them at-risk".