Sentence examples for a rather common problem from inspiring English sources
Contamination of drinking groundwater sources by naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) is a rather common problem in several regions in the Middle East and the Arabian Gulf.
I see just one potentially important problem, namely a rather common problem of pseudoreplications.
It further allowed reducing the risk of favouritism and nepotism which make a rather common problem in such contexts [ 31], as the final decision of acceptance was the sole responsibility of the Geneva-based coordination team.
In spite of its crucial role in human health, dietary insufficiency in ALA is a rather common medical problem worldwide.
HG: Interdisciplinary learning is important: since social enterprise is more of an "approach" to solving a common problem rather than a "career" or "skill", the problem you aim to address can be across any industry and so it requires a diverse set of expertise that one course alone can't develop.
The unifying premise for financial mathematics is more than just a collection of techniques applied to a common problem area, but rather must incorporate the interplay among companies, investors, and global dealers.
But fortunately, they had a problem, we had a problem, so we had a common problem".
It is a common experience that leaves a common problem.
"It is important to remember these processes should not be interpreted as a rigid, step-by-step formula, or a single 'scientific method' that is used to solve a problem but rather common events that occur, in a logical sequence, within the context of a scientific inquiry classroom (NRC 1996).
