Sentence examples for localised problem from inspiring English sources

In its early stages, Ebola was seen as a localised problem, another one of the diseases that affects poor countries in Africa.

And there is a more localised problem with the cost and availability of office space in the popular Silicon Roundabout area in Shoreditch.

There are relatively low-cost solutions to this highly localised problem, from cool pavements, which are designed to reflect more sunlight and absorb less heat, to green roofing.

Prime minister Manmohan Singh called it a "localised" problem and said his government did not want to "accentuate" it.

They also hope that the "major incident" declared last weekend at Colchester to try to clear a patient backlog was caused by localised problems.

What angers residents today is that Jobbik, and the media, paint the Avas housing estate as a single black hole, rather than as a self-respecting district with localised problems in dozens of flats and stairways.

On the surface, the Miss Tibet contest is pretty much like any other pageant: Full of glitter, dancing, hot babes and a few annoying, localised problems like constant electricity blackouts.

As a result, voluntary projects tend to be small, and voluntary consolidation tends to be best suited to address small and localised problems.

Nato governments clearly believe that what began as a localised Ukraine problem that strained ties with Moscow has now become a Russia problem, and a Russia problem that is likely to persist for some time.

Group sensing occurs when an ad hoc group formed loosely and opportunistically (e.g., spatially nearby phones) collaboratively contribute sensed data to address a localised shared problem [1].

If the number of teeth severely affected is small, the erosion score will be low; but this could mask a significant, localised clinical problem [ 27].