Sentence examples for problems in reaching from inspiring English sources

Uranium production is also important, but the key Tsumeb/Matchless mine complex near Windhoek faces problems in reaching new ore bodies, and new mines are needed to avert loss of output in the medium term.

Topical antimicrobials and dressings are generally employed to inhibit burn infections followed by a burn wound therapy, because systemic antibiotics have problems in reaching the infected site, coupled with increasing microbial drug resistance.

But some MPs warned the closures would bring big transport and access problems in reaching courts.

This is due to several reasons, for example problems in reaching the migrant population and gaining their cooperation.

To be sure, there are inevitable evidentiary difficulties in rape cases, and they added to the jury's problems in reaching a definitive verdict.

Despite the problems in reaching the planned attack positions, Kawaguchi was still confident in his attack plan because a captured U.S. pilot disclosed that the ridge was the weakest part of the Marine defenses.

The underlying problem in reaching a troubled teenager is clear to just about any parent of one.

It has no internal-combustion technology to defend, and thus no problem in reaching regulators' ever tighter targets for fuel efficiency.

A11 U.S. Seen as 'Problem' Wang Yi, China's chief delegate at the recent six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program, said the United States was the "main problem" in reaching a diplomatic solution to the crisis.

Usually, these people are at the bottom of the pile and for years it has been thought that the problem in reaching them lies at the top of the heap – with bad policy, with corruption among insiders, and so on.

Herman Van Rompuy, the European Council president, announced that the meeting would be held Thursday, six days later than originally expected — a reflection of the problems involved in reaching a deal.