Sentence examples for be a problem mainly from inspiring English sources

Just as proximity makes people think that Las Vegas is the principal cause of the decline of Lake Mead, it also makes them think that any further decline in the lake will be a problem mainly, or even only, for Las Vegas.

Although high F− concentrations in groundwater were previously considered to be a problem mainly in hard rock areas, they have now been discovered in other environments as well (Chadha and Tamta 1999).

There are several explanations for the found discrepancies between the modelled and the real-life outcomes: first, we investigated posterior teeth only, since deep caries lesions were assumed to be a problem mainly in these teeth.

But like his colleagues, Mr. Donofrio was firm in saying that "this is a problem mainly for the private sector".

"Translation is a problem mainly because [Beckett] does not simply 'use' other languages, but plays with them".

(He plays soprano on two tracks, sounding lovely but less distinctive on that instrument: his tone betrays a close study of Branford Marsalis, which is a problem mainly if you're primed to notice it).

So neither claim can be proved or disproved.What seems clear, however, is that the use of performance-enhancing drugs is a problem mainly for the athletes of track, field and swimming pool.

Currency devaluations are a problem mainly for countries in three situations:Countries who have pegged their currency to another, such as Britain in the ERM, or many of the ones that caught the Asian flu in the 1990s.

Note that size is a problem mainly for actively managed funds.

Nevertheless, in the case of martensitic stainless steels, it continues being a problem mainly from the corrosion resistance viewpoint.

26, 27 Even so, it should be noted that most of those interviewed felt that the issue of resistance did not significantly affect them in their work and that it was a problem mainly at a hospital level.