Sentence examples for problem location from inspiring English sources

Despite the recent incidents, the police said that Bellevue was not considered a problem location.

When used appropriately, this tracking shouldn't be a problem: location information allows emergency services to find you when you need them most.

The point, though, is that any use of geolocation in information retrieval needs to be accompanied by a lot of contextual information about the asker and about the problem; location is differentially material.

The problem? "Location and concentration," said Rojas, who was acquired by the Mets, along with Brian McRae and Turk Wendell, for Lance Johnson, Mark Clark and Manny Alexander last Aug. 8 in the hopes that Rojas could bolster an anemic bullpen for a post-season run.

That brings us to the second big problem: location.

In this problem, location of facilities and their price affect the demand of each facility; subsequently, it affects inventory costs.

"There are no problem elephants, there are problem locations," he said.

The executives were now able to identify problem locations in real time, and security workers in low-rated areas could see when they were viewed as more annoying than colleagues in other parts of the airport.

However, Het-Net could provide additional/supplementary connectivity for safety applications to warn vehicles upstream to take proactive actions to avoid problem locations.

"My officers are tasked on a daily basis with targeting the most violent offenders and problem locations". I grew up in one of those houses on one of those streets – not even the worst house, not even the worst street.

Neither enables us to pinpoint key problem locations ("hot-spots"), which a place-based local level approach could.