But the main problem in the semiconductor business is slower sales to outside users.
The main problem in the last month has not been high rates so much as the availability of capital to complete deals.
He said the main problem in the south-west was that the ground was already saturated after prolonged rainfall, making the risk of surface flooding more likely.
Ivanovic's main problem in the match was that she was put in the wrong side of the draw to begin with.
"The main problem in the field of broker-dealer supervision has been how to affix individual responsibility for supervisory failures," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, an expert in securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York.
The main problem in the relationship, as it turns out, is Sammy's own irresistibility: she's propositioned by a CNN anchor, a (closeted) lesbian senator and, finally, by a Hollywood star, to the reader's mounting bafflement and her boyfriend's increasing dismay.
The main problem in the fourth quarter was that advertising and e-commerce revenue declined by about 7percentto to $637 million from about $686 million in the period a year earlier.
This had the effect of creating new bureaucratic rivalries, and some Czech officials think that the main problem in the Atta-Ani matter was a lack of coordination between the interior ministry, the prime minister and the BIS.
TO JUDGE by some of the noises coming out of Strasbourg this past month, you might think the main problem in the north Caucasus was one of the wholesale displacement and slaughter of Russians by Chechens, rather than vice versa.
But the main problem in the debate at Davos, and indeed in Europe generally, pinpointed by Paul Krugman, Professor of Eco nomics at Princeton University, is that too much attention is focused on 'structural problems', whereas the real problem in Europe is inadequate demand of the kind that the good Lord Keynes would have recognised instantly.
But the main problem in the U.S. is that the carriers run on networks powered by different technologies.
