Sentence examples for problem zone from inspiring English sources

"There is much evidence that one will have to expect a longer problem zone," said the economist, Herman Remsperger.

So Russia could become a major problem zone.

(2) The Micro Problem (Zone II, the internal world).

CHALLENGES IN MENTAL HEALTH IN A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE Malvern Lumsden Community Mental Health, Agder University, Norway, UK The paper addresses five challenges: (1) The Macro problem (Zone I, the external world).

But the I.P.C.C., which along with Al Gore received the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize earlier this month for its work on global-warming issues, will note that many problem zones are located within the United States, including California (where the Sierra Nevada snowpack is threatened) and the Colorado River basin.

Councils are obliged to declare air pollution problem zones for locations where European, UK or Scottish air quality targets are not going to be met.

Try keeping a food diary -- even for just a month -- to identify your problem zones.

One of the city's approaches used on Riverside Park, St . Marys Park, and Marcus Garvey Park—is to simply to rip out all the benches in problem zones, which makes it unusable for everyone.

Transition is complicated by further problem zones as socio-economic and regional factors, which increasingly enhance inequity in health chances four young persons, as the BELLA Study reveals for Germany [ 16].

If you have a certain skin type, look for products that will help problem zones, or don't irritate.

I get sent scripts all the time, and when it's a typical male character who has things together but is faced with a problem, I zone out.