Sentence examples for further problem was from inspiring English sources

A further problem was her age.

A further problem was increased competition from free-trade agreements.

A further problem was that there was no national policy of policing in the United States, as there was in England following the adoption of Peel's Principles.

A further problem was the revelation in mid-1850 ofinancialal improprieties on the part of three members of Taylor's cabinet.

The peer, who spent almost an hour booking the ticket, in a "completely pointless use of my time", said a further problem was that her busy schedule meant she did not always know her travel times a day in advance.

A further problem was the rowdy lower-class origin of Nelly (born Emmy, but adopting Nelly as more modern), an uneducated, jovial, voluptuous, blowzy, somewhat corpulent woman, for 10 years his mistress before Heinrich married her in 1939 in Nice, she 41 and he 68.

A further problem is practical.

A further problem is that the artificial lens cannot grow as the child does.

A further problem is that the current system underuses the data it currently has.

One further problem is a gender imbalance, arising from selective abortion of girls or their murder immediately after birth.

A further problem is that when companies seek to find alternatives to plastic, these are sometimes incompatible with current recycling techniques.