Sentence examples for problem notes from inspiring English sources
There is just one problem, notes Aron: "Importing ideas and technology from the West has been a key element in Russia's 'modernizations' since at least Peter the Great in the early 18th century..
A big problem, notes Professor Liebman, is the intense pressure on prosecutors in the immediate aftermath of a much-publicized murder to seek the death penalty and win, and the similar pressure felt by juries in such cases to convict.
The 10,000 pages of new documents include depositions by bishops who were aware of Mr. Geoghan's problem, notes from psychiatrists who evaluated him, letters from parishioners complaining of church inaction and letters from the two cardinals during Mr. Geoghan's tenure, the late Cardinal Humberto Medeiros and Cardinal Law.
"Cell death was a long-standing and perplexing problem," notes Robert Waterston, a geneticist at Washington University in St . Louis who also worked closely with Brenner.
The problem, notes Senator Carl Levin Carl Levin (D-Mich)., sponsor of the money laundering bill that cleared the Senate on Oct. 4: "Servicing a client almost always means using services that are also the tools of money laundering secret trusts, offshore accounts, secret-name accounts and shell companies".
Although this situation is not uncommon in India, certain national, international, "and institutional programs may be helping to alleviate this problem," notes DNA chemist Yamuna Krishnan at NCBS, who is collaborating with scientists in France and Germany with funding from the United Kingdom's Wellcome Trust.
But Mr. Shalett of Bookscan dismissed the problem, noting the company overcame similar obstacles at music retailers.
A secret White House memo summarizing the problem noted that "special safeguards [that] might be satisfactory to Congress . . . are proving unacceptable to Iran".
A primary problem noted was the treatment of the edge between the built and natural environment.
One difficulty here is the Retentional Simultaneity Problem noted in §3.
One obvious difficulty is the counting problem, noted earlier: the 'population' of properties is poorly defined.
