Sentence examples for especial problem from inspiring English sources

"There is an especial problem with some of the people who've come here and who are of the Muslim religion who don't want to become part of our culture.

One person who has to deal with both tells me: 'They can barely speak to each other.' This divide between the two Lib Dem Cabinet Ministers who deal with the economy is an especial problem for the party because its big challenge is to ensure it is given credit for the recovery.

It means that it is necessary to use a practical approach for this especial problem.

Inevitably, the batteries die just when the party gets good For a rugged speaker, that would be an especial problem, since oceans and forests are populated with sharks and bobcats, not USB outlets.

Lack of funding will also affect one's ability to research the questions necessary to fill gaps in evidence-based guidelines, and this is an especial problem in the field of DPLD [ 33].

This can be an especial problem where you haven't had proper debriefing or care following a traumatic event of your own, and you're vulnerable to identifying closely with the loss, pain and sadness of those depicted on TV or in other sources of news stories.

Infection Control education must be specifically designed for and targeted at the groups of staff concerned, and medical staff pose especial problems.

In practice there were no especial problems and the shadowing was soon discontinued.

The first section below says more about what this representational aspect is and explains why this aspect presents an especial philosophic problem.

In a letter published in February, Ed Davey, the energy secretary, implied that regulators ought to pay Centrica especial attention.Yet Centrica's problems are not solely political.

"I should like to say here," she wrote in an aside, "that I am not trying in this narrative to pose as a woman endowed with an especial comprehension of such problems of state as men alone have been trained to deal with".