Sentence examples for a sign of a problem from inspiring English sources

It's a sign of a problem created not by me but by the man who's the primary architect of the legislation.

A challenge is the number of vacant director of public health posts – and whether that is a sign of a problem or lack of attention by local government.

Failure to engage means that the switch would not stay in that position, which could be a sign of a problem with the computer that controls the function.

If a girder moves differently, or no longer has strain on it, that is a sign of a problem, he said.

But this itself could be a sign of a problem: Europe's more rigid labour markets may be keeping workers, and capital, from flowing to the rising new industries that invest large sums in R&D.But are state funds really the solution?

More than 7 drinks per week for women or 14 drinks per week for men may be a sign of a problem.

The videotapes in the film are a sign of a sexual problem, a problem with human relationships.

Your cat's behavioral issues could be a sign of a urinary problem, anxiety, a digestive disorder, a number of other health problems.

She said the central bank will watch carefully to see if the recent slowdown in job growth is temporary or a sign of a bigger problem.

The symptoms can be a sign of a serious problem like a viral illness.

Q. Can a mistake be a sign of a larger problem in your organization?