Sentence examples for major problem in terms of from inspiring English sources

But both countries have a major problem in terms of not tackling the issue".

There is no major problem in terms of anything we need to be worried about.

Environmentally, discarded MetroCards are still "not a major problem in terms of bulk," the transit spokesman, Paul Fleuranges said, though his agency urges riders to refill cards rather than buy new ones.

"Whenever advocates or researchers ask for data to assess how the Department of Education is doing in terms of compliance with special education law, the D.O.E. will say, 'Well, we'll give you our data, but we can't rely on it because it's not accurate.' And that's a major problem in terms of accountability".

"It's a major problem in terms of air pollution and in terms of risk for the groundwater tables".

Major, major problem in terms of the government trying to do more than it's capable of doing".

Councillor Lisa Trickett said: "As a swimming pool run by the council with public funding then yes, we have major problems in terms of the future of Moseley Road Baths.

As treatment of breast cancer during lactation does not imply special major problems in terms of availability of treatments, our paper will focus only on patients with breast cancer diagnosed and treated during gestation.

While the other electrochemical solar cells experience major problems in terms of stability and photo-absorption, CdTe thin film can be considered as a highly stable which can be used to harvest photons in the visible spectral energy window.

Preliminary reports for those in nursing homes suggest major problems in terms of provision of rehabilitation and therapist input [ 10].

p38 MAPK inhibitors have encountered major problems in terms of side effects and toxicity, indicating that it might be necessary to administer these drugs by topical application such as inhalation to reduce systemic exposure, or to target downstream substrates such as MAPK-activated protein kinase-2 (MAPKAPK-2).