Sentence examples for problems in finding a from inspiring English sources

But problems in finding a successor have kept him in place for the time being.

Last year problems in finding a leading act led to cancellation of the one-day event, the BBC reported.

And the company spent more redesigning The Star than expected while problems in finding a printer delayed the national rollout by two months.

In the capital, DIY Space For London, a community collective comprising artists, promoters and fans, has encountered major problems in finding a permanent location.

This focus on housing for all New Yorkers can't come soon enough, because the problems in finding a decent place to live have never been more severe for New Yorkers.

Two "extremely rare" handwritten letters by James Joyce, in which the Irish author laments the problems in finding a printer for Ulysses in the UK, have been sold in America for almost 10 times their guide price.

The problem in finding a solution is not a lack of Nash equilibria, but too many.

In his testimony to Congress last month, Secretary Gates said the Pentagon had "a serious 'not in my backyard' problem" in finding a substitute for Guantánamo.

Cave's injury leaves Ulster with a potential problem in finding a centre partner for Stuart McCloskey.

11This problem in finding a non-experimental comparison group illustrates a general problem in using non-experimental methods to generate impact estimates when volunteer rates are low (i.e., below 5percentt); namely, participant and nonparticipant characteristics vary in ways that cannot be observed.

In an attempt to solve their problem in finding a reliable opening partnership in the series, England promoted Verity to open the batting in the fourth Test.