Sentence examples for critical problem raised from inspiring English sources
After the axle recall's announcement in August 2010, critics said Ford had taken too long to address a critical problem, raised in 800 owners' complaints.
Some critical problems are raised in reconfiguration phase, such as overall fuel cost minimization, collision avoidance between the satellites on the final orbital pattern, and necessary maneuvers for the satellites in order to be deployed in the desired position on the target constellation.
This answered positively a problem raised by A.T.-M.
There was a big problem raising money.
This problem raises questions of generalisability.
The problems raised alarms immediately in Washington, because commercial paper is a critical financial pillar for the economy, helping to provide money for home loans, credit cards and airplane leases.
Another critical problem is that of raising local contributions for rainwater tanks and latrine construction.
Fast growth of wireless cellular networks in the past decades raises a critical problem of energy consumed by network equipment.
A concept like Songs of Innocence, therefore, raises in an acute form the critical problem of howtext and context interrelate: how far can a text legitimise a context for itself, withinwhich a "valid" reading is produced?
However, those merits also raise critical problems on data retention and disturbance problems.
Any attempt to integrate the multiple innovations that today seem necessary will raise critical problems, however we are probably left with no alternative.
