Sentence examples for lighter problems from inspiring English sources

Unlike Kimberly-Clark, which has a separate brand for lighter problems, at Tena, "we haven't gone the route of trying to use a certain brand to target a certain user," Mr. Dean said.

We've got lighting problems in some of the stairwells.

But N.H.T.S.A. says it now has 212 complaints of brake-light problems from owners of 2005 8 Pontiac G6s.

The landlord-tenant strife has also brought to light problems of the sort that sometimes surface in older buildings.

And I am sure that Mr. Patinkin will relent and let the electricians solve his lighting problems.

Its two central edifices – the shape described above, as well as a big red louvred piece – posed unsolved lighting problems, splitting instead of uniting the space.

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.

Because of lighting problems, she added, rehabilitating an urban warehouse is also much more difficult than building a new company headquarters "out in a bucolic landscape".

His job is to look for lighting problems on the 60 or so large signs that the company builds and maintains in N.Y.C. and Long Island.

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.