Sentence examples for marks a problem from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen, whether this potential switch marks a problem for recruitment, because other institutions are less easy to reach (e.g. with public transportation in rural areas) or an attachment has already been formed between one institution and a young cannabis user.

IOI's Veerburg acknowledges that lack of traceability marks a major problem.

That marks a deeper problem.

But rarely is it reported — not to the authorities and not at the office, where a woman who talks about harassment on a business trip may worry about being marked as a problem traveler.

This relationship is marked by a problem of exhaustion of non-renewing natural resources, and overexploitation of renewable resources.

Focus on areas where stretch marks might become a problem, like your buttocks and abdomen.

On the other hand, a pattern of stealing without any remorse can mark a serious problem — and that child needs help right away.

The exits mark a growing problem for Nick Clegg, whose party is trailing in the polls and will now no longer have the advantage of an incumbent in six current Lib Dem seats.

But when Hamilton pitted shortly before the halfway mark there was a problem with his right rear wheel and it took 4.1 seconds.

That excellent stop was just 2.7sec but when Hamilton pitted just before the halfway mark there was a problem with his right rear wheel and it took 4.1sec.

This constant manufacture of controversy is a ritual whereby yet another dimension of Muslim life can be stereotyped, held up for public scrutiny and marked out as a problem that requires resolute political intervention.