Sentence examples for considered a major problem from inspiring English sources
The interlocking shareholdings and loan guarantees among South Korea's family-run conglomerates have long been considered a major problem in South Korea.
He said that the failure rate among 360s is almost unheard-of among consumer electronics, where having even 1percentt or 2percentt of machines fail is considered a major problem.
Until recently, the number of Central American children crossing into the United States illegally was below 5,000 a year and was not considered a major problem among the many issues federal agents were dealing with at the Mexican border.
However, the low response rate was not considered a major problem regarding the representativeness of the results, because at least one survey form was returned from each workplace.
The time and energy required for implementing an SR system and preparing the necessary templates were considered a major problem by most participants.
This aspect of big data processing is not considered a major problem anymore, due to the availability of multi-core processors, GPU computing, in-memory computing, main memory database systems, and the widespread provisioning of high-performance data centers.
Fast Flip, which is based on Google News, tries to address what Google considers a major problem with news sites: they often are slow to load, and so they turn off many readers.
Meanwhile, a large majority – 90% – of teens now believe that online harassment is a problem and 63% say it's what they consider a "major" problem.
This wasted water, usually replenished from local watershed, is being considered a major ecologic problem in some countries.
The displacement of native species by a small number of highly successful invaders (a process known as biotic homogenisation) is considered a major conservation problem worldwide.
Musculoskeletal pain in the cervicobrachial region is considered a major health problem among adults of working age, but little is known about the impact of this pain in the elderly.
