Sentence examples for be a special problem from inspiring English sources
Female athletes proved to be a special problem.
First, its Web address, www.handynasty.net, can be a special problem for anyone trying to order delivery online (it has run into trouble with some porn filters).
"The whole paper did not hint that there should be a special problem that as a minister I should look into because they didn't know that at the time.
Distinguishing failures to flourish from functional abnormalities will always be a special problem for psychiatry.
This issue might be a special problem in unequally mixed populations where it may be difficult to separate rare alleles of the isolated population from alleles brought in by immigrants.
Ireland was a special problem in imperial regulation.
"German pride is a special problem," said Micha Brumlik, a sociologist.
Maneuvering at very low speeds is a special problem, since low water velocity means insufficient lift developed by the rudder.
Alcoholism is a special problem, although difficult to detect because people blame their drunken staggering on weightlessness.
That is a special problem for Exelon, which runs many nuclear plants in the Midwest; nuclear plants cannot change their output quickly.
