Sentence examples for nagging problems from inspiring English sources

IBM aims to solve speech recognition's nagging problems.

Opponents of the proposed law argue that enforcing existing labor laws would be enough to solve the country's nagging problems.

Because its tangled psychological depths are never clarified, nagging problems of plausibility keep popping into your head, like how can the central characters represent distant social poles when they are both covered in tattoos?

Nothing could be more vital, whether staying on message with the voters or the terrorists or a California congressman in a meeting about one of the world's most nagging problems.

Embarking on a three-nation European trip, Mr. Rumsfeld dismissed the views of some senior European officials that the trans-Atlantic alliance needed major repairs, and chalked up any nagging problems to the normal vagaries of diplomatic relations.

The new site resolves nagging problems with incompatible catalogs and different content formats that have complicated attempts at coordinated use of the BLC's nearly 2,000 hours of audio recordings and 8,000 audio clips in about 90 languages dating back to1949, and the Survey's 60,000 scanned images of manuscripts, notes and lexical "file slips" that can be used to compile a dictionary.

Homelessness also is a nagging problem.

And yet a nagging problem bothers its policymakers.

But investigators were bothered by a nagging problem.

Clark captures the affectlessness, the uncreated consciousness out of which a monstrous idea emerges as a plausible solution to a nagging problem.

Over the same period, Phoenix's population has grown by nearly a tenth.In this section Imagining something much worse than London Bloomberg's to lose Gone to the dogs Watch that bird's rear Mike Huckabee's dream The second-term blues Correction: Anti-Americanism ReprintsOne nagging problem for the industry is fears about animal cruelty.