Sentence examples for especially a problem from inspiring English sources

That's especially a problem, she might have mentioned, if there isn't money in it for them.

Mr. Rock said that was especially a problem in attracting new credit-card business.

"It is especially a problem if these children live in a residential situation on campus," Dr. Stanley said.

"The pesticide problem is especially a problem in the intensive agricultural areas of western Europe," he said.

I think this is especially a problem for arenas of inquiry, like climate science and evolution, that encounter public resistance since this enlarges the temptation.

Running higher ethanol blends is especially a problem for catalytic converters, which are susceptible to premature failure resulting from higher exhaust temperatures.

This is especially a problem in New York, which tends to attract great musicians the way the Whitney attracts Eurotrash, and where close quarters, small apartments and thin walls conspire to make even faint sounds unexpectedly audible.

More than half of the interviewees answered that goods trains especially were a problem.

The malady limited Pietramala all week, but especially became a problem after Wednesday's practice.

The paucity of surviving documentation has made attribution especially difficult, a problem compounded by the workshop system.

This especially presents a problem with towels, because the coating reduces the towel's ability to absorb moisture.