Sentence examples for problem for Japanese from inspiring English sources

This can be a particular problem for Japanese companies.

"It's a problem for Japanese pitchers over here.

It is about preventing Olympus-sized blow-ups.Insularity is a huge problem for Japanese companies.

There is also concern over anti-Japanese sentiment.Yet part of the problem for Japanese firms is that their business practices do not work well in China.

Operations like Mr. Suzuki's would, in turn, appear to solve a major problem for Japanese convenience stores: the lack of space.

The drop in the value of such holdings — rather than the mortgage-related assets that have dragged down numerous U.S. and European financial institutions — has emerged as the main problem for Japanese banks.

The recent surge in the yen has caused problems for Japanese exporters dependent on foreign demand.

Still, a strong yen could pose problems for Japanese exporters, by making their products relatively more expensive on the global market.

While the iPhone is (generally speaking) more advanced than any other handset on the Japanese market, it poses a number of problems for Japanese consumers.

The report poses a problem for the Japanese government, which has struggled for the last decade to get the economy back on its feet after the burst of the asset bubble that marked Japan's heady ascent in the 1980's.

That's not just a problem for the Japanese, as Bush well knows.