Sentence examples for can be problems of from inspiring English sources
However, there can be problems of reliability and availability where fuel supply is erratic and expensive, high maintenance cost, and short life expectancy.
In these, there can be problems of carryover effects, where each measurement may depend not only upon the treatment given in that time period but also on the preceding treatment(s).
Although my experience is only with London, your readers should be aware that there can be problems -- all of which can be overcome.
If there are no minds there can be no problem of other minds.
Not just ethics but practical skills can be a problem of realism in these programs.
Despite this, there can be the problem of false-positives and false-negatives in non-tumour sites [ 9].
A surprising range of global problems can be seen as problems of manufacturing, not solvable by manufacturing alone, of course, but transformed and made more tractable by better ways to make things.
Two problems in the allocation of indivisible resources are discussed, which can be interpreted as problems of assigning plants to locations.
USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah said: "Development can be full of problems we have few ways to solve.
Scallops that are too dry or wet can be indicative of problems with freshness, handling, or packaging.
