Sentence examples for light problems from inspiring English sources
The landlord-tenant strife has also brought to light problems of the sort that sometimes surface in older buildings.
The committee report brings to light problems with the national organization, which runs a network of 22 hospitals that provide free orthopedic and burn care to needy children.
The Congressional hearing once again brought to light problems that the S.E.C., like many government agencies, faces with the "revolving door" of people who go back and forth between government and the private sector.
Not to have any natural light problems at home.
Research demonstrates that red light problems at intersections can be corrected simply by extending the duration of the yellow light a second or two.
"Many years ago we started looking at smartwatches and wearables, but we believe that we really have to solve the battery problems and the LCD light problems," she told the news agency.
"The word 'incontinence' can have a negative association, especially if they have a light problem".
($1) A light problem-solving game for younger children, where players help an alligator find water in increasingly challenging conditions.
The light problem persists in routine pictures taken on the shuttle and the space station as well.
It was not until the next afternoon, during sunlight hours, that they tightened the radio antennas into position and solved the light problem.
