Sentence examples for a secondary problem from inspiring English sources

Whether or not he makes good on those pledges is in some ways a secondary problem for Labor.

"In reality, Rafah is a secondary problem, although it was a key issue in the 2012 ceasefire negotiations and in this one.

The debt itself is fundamental to Greece's future prospects, as we'll see, but for all the attention it's gotten, it's actually a secondary problem right now.

People inside politics will tell you restricting donations is legally problematic, and creates a secondary problem – the realignment simply pushes the rent-seekers outside the tent.

But the new exchange causes a secondary problem: it floods the market with cheap glass, and thus depresses the prices of primary production runs.

The Labour leader's semi-detachment was, in any case, a secondary problem compared to the stories that were coming in from MPs of leave sentiment spreading like wildfire in their constituencies.

These will take a back seat to the good feelings associated with the solution of a very important but secondary problem.

As for his secondary problem – a brewing Tory rebellion over £4bn of disability benefit cuts – the prime minister threw the critics a bone by hinting he could be prepared to soften the reforms.

Since dynamic balancing is a secondary control problem in microgrid operation [32], a dynamic balancing strategy must make decisions from measurements and communications to coordinate various electrical components in microgrids to achieve group objectives within a decision time step of 10 100 ms to ensure system-level stability of microgrids.

Bleedings into soft tissue, muscles and joints, and recurrent bleedings are indicative for a secondary hemostasis problem in contrast to mucocutaneous bleeding symptoms and persistent bleedings, which are more suggestive for primary hemostasis disorders.

The secondary problem is financial.