Sentence examples for one common problem has from inspiring English sources

One common problem has been the reliance on body-mass index (BMI) as indicator of body fatness, which in young people may reflect maturational status as well as fatness [ 16, 17].

One common problem has been the mistaking of what turns out to be a citation of an opponent for something Philodemus himself maintains (and vice versa).

One common problem individuals have is incorrectly reading phylogenetic trees across the tips, looking only at extant taxa rather than correctly interpreting the nodes (Crisp and Cook [2005]).

Most of the robots out there have one common problem: They can only move in a slow, mechanical and chopping motion.

Most of the robots out there have one common problem: They can only move in a mechanical and chopping motion and can't keep their balance.

V-Sido by Wataru Yoshizaki (runner-up) Most robots used for entertainment, in research and other areas have one common problem: They can only move in a slow, mechanical and chopping motion.

It has been observed that one common problem encountered by the students in the biological sciences is difficulty in understanding biological concepts.

One common problem with fringe projection is the fact that the its intensity pattern has to be exactly sinusoidal.

One common problem associated with automatic assembly systems is that some assembly operations may have relatively long cycle times.

One common problem is the well-intentioned donation of medicine.

Take a closer look at failed startups and you will find one common problem: comfort.