Sentence examples for no common problem from inspiring English sources

The sets had no common problem.

By 1945, as a result of the widespread use of the drug, puerperal fever was no longer a common problem.

But with further economic development, food shortage is no longer a common problem in a society [ 32].

"It's a common sense, no-cost solution to a common problem," she said.

Restructuring firms trying to woo clients face a common problem: No executive wants to hear about the company's troubles or confront difficult steps, like layoffs, Mr. Gross said.

She said she was finding that many older people are struggling because they have no birth certificates – a common problem for those from rural parts of Texas where births used to be handled by midwives and records were scanty.

Small Dog Syndrome is a common problem (no disease, don't be TOO scared) when a dog thinks he is pack leader to humans.

However, we found that most papers included poorly structured abstracts or no abstract at all – a common problem encountered by others [ 20, 23].

This is a common problem.

Another common problem with "either".

(Most common problem: the hips).