Sentence examples for problems in giving from inspiring English sources

But there are major problems in giving the police these powers with such a low threshold.

And there are practical and ethical problems in giving alcohol to abstainers without making them aware of it and without contributing to accidents.

There are several problems in giving satisfactory definitions of the phonetic properties of these features, but there is no doubt that binary oppositions of this kind are needed for describing phonological patterns.

One of the hardest problems in giving an account of ambiguity is to figure out what are the objects that are said to be ambiguous.

While scalable compute power in a cloud-based system tempts to centralizing functionalities, this may lead to problems in given system designs.

The problem in giving a diagnosis so long after a patient saw combat is that it can be very difficult to know whether traumatic exposure was the true cause.

Critics of the Quinn Emanuel contract, which is specifically investigating Microsoft, have highlighted the potential problem in giving the law firm access to highly confidential information, even as Quinn Emanuel is representing business rivals of Microsoft such as Google.

For example, one school nurse said: "if I had a daughter I would have no problem in giving her it.

Primary care professionals could be more proactive in enquiry, repeated over time, about toileting and incontinence problems and in giving advice and information to reduce crisis and problems.

The second problem resides in, given two CV of coauthors, finding p in each of them.

"The more fields I am prepared or qualified to work in, the less I have to worry about problems in any given industry," Ms. Thompson said.