Sentence examples for geographical problem from inspiring English sources

And they had a geographical problem.

He blames the 2004 divorce on "a geographical problem".

The most widely cited geographical problem facing the league involves the newly designated heir to Mr. Jordan, Vince Carter.

There is a slight geographical problem, however: the pipeline would have to go through Pakistan, giving India's principal foe a choke-hold on its energy supplies.

A high-tech solution to the geographical problem is somewhat unexpected for Mr. Merwin, who said he has never composed a poem on any sort of mechanical or electronic device, preferring a small spiral notebook or even a paper napkin.

Besides the huge cultural and geographical problem of moving a New York-based business to Los Angeles, there have been some pretty big ego problems which resulted in the resignation, last month, of its programming chief, Jamie Tarses.Yet, say the many defenders of the Viacom-CBS merger, these are flaws of implementation.

There were enormous geographical problems, he said.

The other major issue that is still unresolved is whether Wembley, with all its logistical and geographical problems, is the right location for a national stadium.

The FAC spends time with other franchisees in a large geographical area problem-solving and supporting our colleagues.

Almost all health systems experience various levels of geographical distribution problems [ 3].

After the individual decides to ask for available medical care, he faces geographical accessibility problems because s/he has to be able to travel and has to have the means to do it.