Sentence examples for a special problem for from inspiring English sources

Publicity crimes pose a special problem for the press.

The existence of royalty raises a special problem for our daughters.

The pro bono requirement presents a special problem for part-time evening law students.

Hall and Westhoff today cited the Giants Stadium grass as a special problem for Hall.

What makes murder a special problem for medicine is the lengthy, costly and complex education system.

The CGIL's intransigence creates a special problem for one of them, its historic ally, the centre-left Democratic Party PDDemocratic Party PD

A special problem of selecting characteristic measurements for categorising behavioural data lies in the temporal aspect because behaviour often appears to occur as a continuous sequence.

A good deal of the work that has been done defending moral realism is devoted either to meeting these burdens or to showing that they do not pose a special problem just for morality.

Messiah exults against other unbelievers in Jesus too, but its rejoicing against Judaism should be seen as a special problem, even for a solely NT-based ethics.

The letter to Mr. Sharon created a special problem in recent weeks for King Abdullah, who, according to administration officials, responded by demanding a letter of his own from Mr. Bush.

Each of them has certain advantages and is therefore more or less appropriate for a special problem.