Sentence examples for limited problems from inspiring English sources

It refers to a small sample of analyses done long ago on limited problems and with not overwhelming success.

While acknowledging more could be done, Mr. Wei said that 100percentt safety was impossible and warned against overemphasizing what he characterized as limited problems.

Once in SAM, Teflon causes limited problems, says Mahaffy.

The most promising applications of degradable plastics probably are for more limited problems, such as litter, where sunlight, air, moisture and microorganism are generally available to accelerate polymer breakdown [42].

But almost a quarter did have issues, and researchers broke them down into three categories: those with limited problems, persistent problems, and delayed problems.

The intrusion of the network censors was limited: the normal procedure is for an episode's script to be sent to the censor and then faxed back with a list of lines and words that should be substituted, causing limited problems, as often the offending lines are removed or changed for comedic purposes after animation.

All the misdiagnosis of bullying is making the real but limited problem seem impossible to solve.

Similarly the hazards of fallout are often exaggerated – potentially deadly locally, but globally a relatively limited problem.

He added that some, although by no means all, Vatican officials regarded the American reaction to child sexual abuse by priests as an exaggeration of a limited problem.

Opponents of bans argue that they would be a draconian response to a limited problem and might pose serious safety problems as drivers pull off and on roads in using the phones.

Looks like there is a limited problem with SP3 causing endless reboots among HP computers with AMD processors (also possible: mobo issue).