Sentence examples for brings a serious problem from inspiring English sources
Effective lipid extraction is required particularly for microalgae with low lipid content, since the loss of the lipid during extraction process brings a serious problem for the production cost of microalgae biofuels [187].
However, having a universally accepted framework to understand functioning is challenging due to the contextual nature of the concept, which brings a serious problem to the use of exiting cross-cultural measures of functioning in LAMICs.
Which of course brings us to a serious problem with the Bush administration's current understanding of Iraq.
It also brought to light a serious problem: how to address a specific item, piece of content or action, when there is no standard for how deep links are structured or discovered.
Spike Lee's CHIRAQ may bring light to a serious problem and force us as Chicagoans to look in the mirror.
The reviewer's comments brought to our attention a serious problem with the clarity of our presentation.
Self-harm is a serious problem often brought on by depression, anxiety, or another form of mental illness.
As Fatima Goss Graves, Senior VP of Program at the National Women's Law Center, wrote in her inaugural post for the SSAIS website: "If we do not bring a serious focus to the problem of sexual harassment and assault in elementary and secondary schools, it will be nearly impossible to make real progress at any other level of education.
This Bond is angry, has a serious problem with authority and brings to the table a brutal violence, A. O. Scott writes.
He brings the possibility of saving countless animals from the horrors of dogfighting, a serious problem in Philadelphia.
Scotch, a serious problem.
