Sentence examples for considerable problem with the from inspiring English sources

We have a considerable problem with the manner in which we are fed news of death, bloodshed and killings.

While two consecutive years of all-white nominations indicates a considerable problem with the industry, Streep's comments undermine and delegitimise black voices asking to put race higher up the agenda.

It is clear that the TG scheme has a considerable problem with the number of required matrix inversions although it has much better system throughput and total system value results than the MA scheme.

Japan and China rank sixth and ninth respectively in issued volumes with lower article citation frequencies, which may indicate that there is a considerable problem with the quality of Japanese and Chinese papers issued.

Cheryl Saunders, the foundation director of the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies at the University of Melbourne law school, said there were "considerable problems with the drafting of the bill" and a "real likelihood of judicial review of the constitutionality".

Unfortunately, building designers face considerable problems with the case-specific convective heat transfer by night.

He says there are considerable problems with the idea - the suggestion that ancient woodlands could be included in any scheme is something he says is a non-starter.

They're mainly trying to handle it all privately via email," he said, adding: "I have had considerable problems with the locks and the company's support in the past".

In a time when most commentators appear to have considerable problems with this concept, we must take care that the challenge to fiction-as-journalism doesn't morph into a challenge to fiction-as-fiction.

In developed countries, late presentation of HIV remains a considerable problem, with over 20% of patients in the UK presenting with CD4 < 200 cells/μL and therefore being at risk of OI. 1 Other patients have a suboptimal response to ART due to poor adherence to therapy, drug toxicities, and extensively drug-resistant HIV virus, so remain immunosuppressed in spite of treatment.

There were considerable problems with realising the design.