Sentence examples for problem that appears to be from inspiring English sources

He also said, "It's a problem that appears to be getting worse".

DENVER — A significant number of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's top fund-raisers remain on the sidelines and unwilling to work for Senator Barack Obama, a nettlesome problem that appears to be contributing to the campaign's failure to keep pace with ambitious fund-raising goals it set for the general election.

Bike-share has a promising role to play in city transit networks, but its inability to reach low-income users has become an unsettling problem and it's a problem that appears to be growing.

The study showed that substandard medicines are a problem that appears to be increasing.

These detailed commentaries define an interface problem that appears to be causing monetary stress to some pharmacists.

These bacteria have emerged as a hospital problem that appears to be caused by both linezolid exposure and patient-to-patient transmission.

Neighbors talk about health problems that appear to be connected with dangerous chemicals in the water.

A certain amount of this is necessary as even those problems that appear to be soluble will take yrs. of board hearings and federal surveys and regional reports and local kickback scandals to take action.

The agency's analysis, Dr. Shuren said, "revealed device problems that appear to be the result of faulty design or use error that could be mitigated by the incorporation of additional safeguards".

Keith Vaz MP, chairman of the home affairs committee, said the dismissal of Napier in Gwent was "a symptom of the fundamental problems that appear to be experienced between some PCCs and their chief constables".

Ben Brantley, who reviewed it in The New York Times in January when it was playing next door to the fiasco that was Julie Taymor's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," said Fiasco "was addressing and breezily overcoming many of the same problems that appear to be plaguing Ms. Taymor and company".