Sentence examples for problems apart from inspiring English sources
"Derry's problems, apart from the obvious, have been geographical," concludes Greengrass.
Any historian contemplating this event faces numerous daunting problems — apart from the fact that thousands of books and articles have already been published on the Gettysburg campaign.
"It is very unlikely there will be a large increase in thyroid cancer or any other health problems, apart from anxiety and psychological difficulties.
He has been fully assessed by the local psychogeriatrician, and has no other serious underlying medical problems apart from troublesome anal leakage.
It might take longer than if she picked problems apart technically: 'The trumpets are late on the eighth note.' But she gets a more organic result.
Nine discrete groups exist among the living forms: pigs, peccaries, hippopotamuses, camels, chevrotains, deer, giraffes, pronghorn, and bovids; their classification presents no great problems, apart from a few genera.
Obama's biggest political problem, apart from the sluggish economy and his own campaign's relative penury, has been morale.
Just one problem (apart from the old roof falling off): it's 60 miles from my desk.
The Myanmar problem apart, countries of South-East Asia have become increasingly aware that they cannot shut their eyes to terrorist activity, which ignores borders.
An important factor here is the way that, at its best, the design process involves taking a problem apart, as if it has never been looked at before.
Leinster's problem, apart from missing the likes Brian O'Driscoll, Jamie Heaslip, Luke Fitzgerald, Nathan Hines and Rob Kearney, was that they were twice cut down to 14 men.
