Sentence examples for localised problems from inspiring English sources

Managers found it increasingly difficult to manage far-flung service operations in cultures they did not understand, and firms began to bring some functions back to their home base especially call centres, where customers often found it difficult to explain localised problems to someone working in a totally different climate in a totally different time zone.

The Scottish government has accepted localised problems remain but highlighted a general improvement in air quality.

It would seem that, overall, GPs still have doses, but there are localised problems with individual surgeries which have run out.

In a system with limited time and bandwidth this can cause localised problems, where more pertinent (i.e., geographically closer) information is lost to redundant data.

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.

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

But in failing to acknowledge any responsibility for the crisis, and in failing to challenge the entire political system to clean up its act, he may have missed a chance to turn the tide of public opinion.In a nutshell, he localised the problem.

In common mental disorders, including mood, substance use and personality disorders, it is impossible to localise the problem to any single brain structure; the disorders, or at least their manifestations, are often reversible.

Basements can be lined with "tanking" materials to prevent water coming in, and in some areas pumps can remove groundwater, but the effect is very localised and the problem remains of where to discharge the water.

But Boyd said these problems were localised and could not explain the UK-wide declines.