Sentence examples for facing a potential problem from inspiring English sources

The flip side, as discussed, is that this flexibility up front leaves you facing a potential problem in the backs.

If we face a potential problem, it's not because the economy can't handle the extra debt.

"You think you're going to be a million and one?" Those inside the memorial also faced a potential problem: The site does not have a public restroom.

AgustaWestland, a unit of Finmeccanica, also faced a potential problem from a bribery scandal in India, where it is under investigation for using middlemen for a $754 million contract for AW101s.

Besides delayed ambulance response times, which the village has proposed to combat by installing a mechanism in the vehicle to control traffic lights, the village will face a potential problem in coming months when it upgrades its firehouse on Ashford Avenue just east of Route 9A, Mr. Abate said.

Albion manager Steve Clarke later said Foster "felt something pop" in his foot, and the Baggies boss faces a potential problem in goal and up front.

Meanwhile Ulster coach Mark Anscombe faces a potential problem at scrum-half as he aims to find a back-up to Paul Marshall for the clash with Edinburgh at Ravenhill on Friday.

LONDON — Already struggling with an economy on the brink of recession and a record budget deficit, Britain is facing a potential new problem: an exodus of British companies fleeing the tax system.

Engineers, he said, can also become complacent in the face of a potential problem that has not gone badly wrong before.

The random forest model is easy to use and requires minimum user interference, but it faces a potential over-fitting problem if not properly trained and difficulty in results interpretation.

"There is no doubt that we face a tremendous potential problem with an impact which could be devastating," Mr. Specter said.