Sentence examples for a special problem in from inspiring English sources

Ireland was a special problem in imperial regulation.

While gun statistics are as malleable as Play-Doh, they do underscore that assault weapons are a special problem in America.

"The fact that we are taking action against Germany today doesn't mean there is a special problem in the German market.

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.

This leaves the systems engineer with a special problem in planning, which is usually addressed by establishing a minimum acceptable level of performance for the critical elements, with the rest of the system so arranged that whatever is realized beyond this level will appear as growth potential in the overall capabilities of the system.

Because the strategy for correctly dimensioning a drawing is the same for all units, the rate of transition to SI units in the United States is not related to the drafting community, nor are SI units a special problem in drafting practice.

A special problem arises in the North African countries, where French continues to be the chief literary language for most writers, especially in Morocco and Algeria.

However, there is a further line of argument that suggests there is a special problem for deflationists in this vicinity.

A special problem is found in applications, where almost no or only little motion takes place, because either the static friction cannot be overcome or the running-in cannot be completed, because the transfer layer cannot form.

A special problem arisen by biobanking in a new way is intellectual property rights.

Large flavored ice coffees posed a special problem because of the sugar in the flavored syrup.