Sentence examples for any problem areas from inspiring English sources

The procedure for scouting weed pressure in corn is fairly straight forward with weather permitting we are usually able to ride the ATV's at least around the perimeter to get an understanding of the field and see if there are any problem areas.

Do you see any problem areas?

Of course, when asked about any "problem areas" with Webb's blockbuster, Belgrad was pretty honest.

If you find any problem areas, you can ask old high school teachers and counselors for help or find out what resources the college offers.

"The challenge here is to restore confidence that if there are any problem areas here at the regional jail, that we're going to make sure that they're addressed and that the public feels confident that this jail is being well-managed and that the inmate health care is what it should be by all standards," McCabe told HuffPost.

You know, by that time the target in question of their interest might be in smoking ruins....We're going to have this problem come up again and again, because, in fact, institutions like the large banks and brokers will do their best to both engage in regulatory capture and use whatever accounting rules are open to them legally to obfuscate any problem areas.

I need to point out the following is only a partial list, and I recommend that any potential buyers do their research to find any other problem areas of the United States.

The first stage consists of general, uncommitted discussions of any current problem areas with which user groups are concerned.

The council's East Neighbourhood Team has started its weed spraying programme and is keen to hear of any local problem areas that they could target.

Some top officials, as well as outside advisers, had earlier suggested that the White House conduct its own internal review to identify any potential problem areas related to Russia so that it can release the information on its own rather than be caught unaware by news reports.

"Any ban would not stop people drinking in their gardens, beer gardens or at licensed events, but we want to know of any potential problem areas that the public think such a ban would be helpful.