Sentence examples for problem groups from inspiring English sources

The clothes are sorted into problem groups, such as those that need repairs on zippers or pockets, and the workshop makes the repairs in batches.

There are ways of getting around the problem: groups of employers can co-operate with colleges to design training courses, for example.

Thus, they graduate as people who are ready to work with different client and problem groups after a four-year-education.

Such grouping leads to the identification of major problem groups in network monitoring, e.g., efficient management of increasing amounts of measurements for storage, analysis, and presentation.

Pending better resolution of the relationships between these problem groups, some specialists prefer to retain them as subfamilies within Muridae, but others still separate them as families under the umbrella of Muroidea.

In the neighbourhood, program staff intervened to create 'healthy' spaces but these interventions also shaped the conduct of local residents and contributed to the spatial regulation of problem groups.

If you get a problem group in a house near you, you're basically living in hell for a year".

To foster camaraderie, one manager sponsored seasonal sporting events with members of the "problem group" assigned to the same team.

There is an ongoing debate regarding boys being the new problem group (Hurrelmann and Schultz 2012).

Irish people aren't a problem group.

At the moment, corporate executives and managers are the biggest problem group.