Sentence examples for fairly serious problem from inspiring English sources
And it turns out that's a fairly serious problem for facial recognition.
David Finkel, 57, also turned to the group seeking advice for a fairly serious problem (which he felt comfortable disclosing there, but not here).
The National Asian American Survey showed that 71percentt of Indian-Americans say that the cost of taking care of elderly parents is a very serious or fairly serious problem for their families.
For example, those who get tested for HIV may in effect tell themselves, "HIV must be a fairly serious problem in the community or else I wouldn't have taken the trouble to get tested".
"Most home inspection companies are not going to do a really thorough inspection of the septic system," he said, adding that the most commonly used test -- in which a fluorescent dye is introduced into the system to determine whether any effluent is surfacing in the drainage field -- will only show problems with systems that already have fairly serious problems.
(In addition, Owings recently hit the DL, and the problem looks fairly serious).
Though often fairly minor, side effects are a serious problem because of the long-term nature of antihypertensive therapy, and better drugs are constantly being sought.
Djokovic, who has played Nadal in four of the last five Grand Slam finals, said the problem must be fairly serious for Nadal to miss a couple of months of play.
A trail of failed startups have tried to tackle the problem with a fairly serious application of technology, including: Riya (now focused on ecommerce via Like.com), Ookles (never launched), and Polar Rose (in private beta for nearly a year), among others.
(eg. Cornell ID, credit card) One serious problem with these cards is that they are fairly easy to duplicate.
