Sentence examples for problems in collecting from inspiring English sources

Problems in collecting back taxes have cost Bridgeport more than $25 million since the mid-1980's.

Adding a new domestic intelligence agency will not solve America's problems in collecting and analyzing intelligence within the United States.

The numbers are politically fraught, and researchers' work has been further complicated by problems in collecting data while working in a war zone.

The online form creates collateral problems in collecting identifying information, and in relying on individuals to identify and bring information to the attention of search engines.

Mr. Mulgrew and Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, have in the past teamed up to highlight crowded schools and the city's problems in collecting federal reimbursements for services to special-needs students.

Mr. Freeh, a former federal judge, met tough and occasionally skeptical questioning from several commission members, who questioned why he devoted only 6percentt of his agents to counterterrorism at the end of his tenure and why he did not push more aggressively to correct systemic problems in collecting and analyzing threats.

"It seems government has no problem in collecting billions of dollars in revenue from the sale of the most destructive drug in our society alcohol, yet they criminalise what has been shown to be a far less harmful substance in cannabis".

First, the inherent problem in collecting childhood data retrospectively might mean that some participants who met current criteria for ADHD may have been unable to recall sufficient examples of childhood symptoms.

These problems included difficulty in collecting blood from the finger and transferring it to the test device, and in timing the duration of the test before the results are read.

While previous reports have focused on problems the agency had in collecting millions of dollars owed to the Treasury, and hinted at personal misconduct, the new reports go far beyond any previous study in revealing serious concerns with the integrity and behavior of the agency's officials.

Ethical qualms aside, the biggest problem in collecting second-hand-books-that-have-been-inscribed-with-personal-messages-from-their-previous-owner(s) is finding the buggers in the first place.