Sentence examples for for considerable problems from inspiring English sources

If you do succeed in establishing a joint venture agreement that equitably allocates and prices each partner's share of the job, you still face the potential for considerable problems.

The electronic monitoring program itself became a source of considerable problems for the department.

Business may be in for considerable trouble.

Sternik claimed that media-fuelled agitation over Zatuliveter had been used as a smokescreen for Britain's "considerable" problems.

What is remarkable about this novel is that for all these considerable problems, it still manages to engage our attention, building slowly if jerkily to a powerful conclusion, a testament both to the poignancy of Sidonia's story and the author's passion in relating it.

Considerable problems for interpretation arise for the 'in-betweeners', that is, when a protein is mostly globular; yet, it has a few TM helices the functional role of which is not clear.

The one-week stopgap drafted by House Republicans would provide money through Sept. 30 for the Pentagon, which has said the budget fight is causing considerable problems for the military.

CPAs have caused considerable problems for consumers as they give them far less control over their payments than direct debits, and are difficult to cancel.

This could cause considerable problems for the steel industry, as it would have to accept new and evolving legislation, without having had any opportunity to influence its development in Brussels.

Match report: Poland 1-0 Northern Ireland Match report: Germany 0-0 Poland Match report: Ukraine 0-1 Poland There are still considerable problems for Marc Wilmots to iron out, but the Red Devils showed enough in the second half of their game against the Republic of Ireland, and the 1-0 victoverover Sweden, to justify some of the hype.

This caused considerable problems for me recently when I needed access to legal advice.