Sentence examples for lurking problem from inspiring English sources

We can at least thank them for illustrating the lurking problem of underlying algorithmic bias in such a visually impactful way.

This is an example of how non-physician contributions to an established communication format trigger deliberations that improve patient care in several ways- by identifying a lurking problem hidden by the successfully treated main reason for admission, by defining a speedy discharge process, by improving pre-discharge patient education, and by establishing superior patient follow up.

Adopt this position and problems will apparently take care of themselves…until all those lurking problems that never made it to you, for fear of you not wanting to hear them, result in a declining company.

And therein lurk problems if Qatar is ever to become a genuinely sustainable society.

News of the losses, and concern about other lurking credit problems, caused the shares of First Union and Bank of America to fall over the last two days.

Anne Twomey, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Sydney, said: "There are a few lurking constitutional problems in there, but it's certainly nowhere near as bad as the previous version".

Starring the good-looking Dr Xand van Tulleken, whose suave bedside manner is similar to Embarrassing Bodies' Dr Christian Jessen, the show sees the GP live with a typical British family to diagnose those lurking health problems we're all too in denial to see a doctor about.

If you travel up the A470 to take a look you'll find a case study in decades-long de-industrialisation: behind a retail park and T-Mobile call centre lurk problems so ingrained as to often seem beyond hope.

It is the core problem lurking within the cacophonous Brexit debate.

But there is one more serious problem lurking behind all this.

Surely more than a few people can see an abuse-of-power problem lurking here".