Sentence examples for discernible problems from inspiring English sources

If the National Academies of Science in most leading countries find no negative effects associated with its use and its growth on millions of acres in the US has not caused discernible problems, why not use it more?

Poll observers claimed that there were no discernible problems in the election process, although Kagame's victory was clouded by a threatening political climate leading up to the election, in which several opposition parties were unable to field candidates.

They reckoned they had bought into a (then) loosely-regulated monopoly with no discernible problems and a growing income as passenger traffic rose healthily and the privatised train operating companies (TOCs) applied private-sector marketing to boost their revenues, and indirectly those of Railtrack.

Herpes takes many forms, infecting large numbers of people but often causing no discernible health problems.

In the case of Ms. Lawrence, there aren't any discernible figure problems to hide.

Matthew Warchus, the director in London and here too, said that he paid careful attention to casting four actors without discernible "ego problems".

However, despite some consistencies discernible across studies, problems remain concerning experimental validity, e.g., the expediencies of experimenter-sanctioned cued-deception (i.e., subjects being told when to lie); such 'lies' may not have comprised adequate proxies for 'real-life' deception.

"Gaming machines are a popular product enjoyed by millions of people across the country and machines have been located in betting shops for 10 years without any discernible increase in problem gambling levels," it said.

By the time he graduated from elementary school, he had no discernible behavioral or academic problems.

But a general approach to the problem is discernible.

Now it has meekly agreed to sell only 24.But problems ahead are discernible.