Sentence examples for a problem to sign from inspiring English sources

"Large deals are a problem to sign.

Recognition of the republic posed a problem to several treaties Britain had signed with the sheiks and sultans of the South Arabian Federation.

You have a problem, you sign a treaty or pass a bill and consider it solved.

It has been slow to catch fire because researchers, most of whom do not have a name ambiguity problem, had little incentive to sign up.

And my e-mails remain chock-a-block with "Blindspot -isms, which occasionally presents something of a proBlindspot -ismssigning a memo to the Dean, "I remain, sir, your most obedient and humble servant".

To some, that's a problem, a sign of an overly settled mind.

Getting a terrestrial to sign is always a problem.

If self-control is a problem, sign up for overdraft protection and consider an account that requires dual signatures.

Some philosophers (e.g., Fodor 1989; Baker 1993) take this general nature of the problem to be an encouraging sign.

That's not to say the company doesn't realize there's a problem with its sign-on process.

But that is a sign of some problem, to choose to live like that.