Sentence examples for among its problems from inspiring English sources

Among its problems is that it doesn't actually own the FAO Schwarz name, but rather licenses it from the FAO family, which maintains some control over its use.

Among its problems, they say, is that it benefits some of the members of Dewey's leadership at the expense of the rest of the partnership.

Among its problems: a collapsed footbridge that injured workers building it, a caving-in weight lifting site, an outbreak of dengue fever, unsanitary living quarters for athletes, a mess that is prompting athletes and whole delegations to drop out.

Among its problems, though, has been a shrinking audience.

Among its problems were sewer lines that sent water gurgling up into their bathtubs.

Among its problems were a smaller-than-usual kitchen, especially for such an expensive house, and no grand entry hall, Ms. Briskman said, adding that more modern houses of this size tended to have large, luxurious kitchens.

But among its other problems, the gas is so lightweight that it's tough to store enough in a vehicle's gas tank.

Among its biggest problems was a big wager on European sovereign debt by its chief executive, Jon S. Corzine, that soured as the continent's fiscal crisis deepened this year.

But those pests were, and are, among the least of its problems.

Mr. Thomson said the bank had already seen the worst of its problems among borrowers in the technology and telecommunications industries, and that encouraging steps were being taken by energy companies to refinance their debts.

It has long been an unwritten law of politics that there is little to gain and much to lose from making an issue of Social Security, and the deadlock on it in Washington over the last few years suggests that there is still great hesitancy among the general public, as well as among politicians, in grappling with its problems.