Sentence examples for another problem could be from inspiring English sources

Another problem could be a lack of nutrients.

Another problem could be the England players, who are yet to sign the central contracts they were offered last month.

Another problem could be that the ads are sexist and yet the range is aimed predominantly at women.

An article in The New York Times last week noted that another problem could be the failure of young music fans to recognize older icons like Ringo Starr.

He pitched better earlier in the season, when his velocity was lower, than he did in the second half of the season, during which he was 5-5 with a 6.08 E.R.A. Another problem could be the heavy workload over his career.

Another problem could be Cardiff Blues fly-half Rhys Patchell, who is "struggling" with a shoulder injury, according to the region's defence coach Dale McIntosh.

Another likely problem could be false positive single nucleotide polymorphism calls in the presence of duplicated erroneous sequences.

Another potential problem could be unwanted side effects since the inhibitors would be capable of penetrating a variety of cell types and tissues.

Another possible problem could be errors or misclassification of subjects with respect to pain sub-groups, socio-economic factors, and hospital diagnoses.

Portable defibrillators, sometimes described as "idiot-proof," will not deliver a shock for any condition other than ventricular fibrillation, because shocking a healthy person or someone with another type of heart problem could be dangerous or even fatal.

Another indication of a problem could be if your friend is admiring you so much that she starts to dress and act like you.