Sentence examples for possible problem areas from inspiring English sources

Some of the possible problem areas have been solved, at least temporarily.

Banks were under pressure on concerns about their exposure to Ireland, and indeed the next possible problem areas, Portugal and Spain.

The teachers make home visits to each student twice a month, building on skills taught in the classroom and pinpointing possible problem areas.

Based on the segmentation results, the analysis scheme is able to provide indications of possible problem areas of bone loss and decay to the dentists.

Thus, in this paper, we address the substances specific for the complex service management and identify some possible problem areas arising from contractual agreements between involved parties as well as from the directions of where service management is heading nowadays.

"The scientists involved were most confident that they had covered all possible problem areas.

The only possible problem area there is on the West Coast, but both companies are pretty small players there.

This is likely to be reflected in the health of the workforce, and can also allow companies to identify possible future problem areas and take pre-emptive action.

This includes the prospective follow-up design with predictors derived from baseline assessments with a well established interview instrument [ 15- 19], including relatively detailed data on substance use pattern prior to incarceration, making it possible to indicate problem areas that need assessment, intervention and follow-up in criminal justice clients with substance use problems.

The received input should be combined with aggregated information from assistance and problem-solving services about the cases that they have handled in order to produce an overview of the internal market as perceived by its users and to identify problem areas for possible future action in order to improve the functioning of the internal market.

This case study shows that profitable cattle production is possible in a problem area with high prevalence of drug-resistant T. congolense.