Sentence examples for problems might prove from inspiring English sources

But other problems might prove less pliable.Gus Gunn of the British Geological Survey reckons that, apart from Omagh and Cononish, "nowhere is gold known to be present in quantities that would currently be economic to mine"; he also thinks it might take a decade to prove and develop other finds.

If one makes the minimal assumption that rats and pigeons have more restricted cognitive capacities than humans (even if not qualitatively different), detection of the opposites rule in patterning problems might prove to be too difficult, while not excluding that rats and pigeons are capable of rule-based generalization when dealing with simpler rules.

But as Mr. Assad himself put it, the problem might prove more psychological, as his leadership seeks to hold on to its still-substantial support among minority groups, the middle class and the business elite in Damascus and Aleppo.

To want the office so badly that you would intentionally make our country's problems worse might prove you can read a poll or take a cheap shot, but it hardly demonstrates presidential leadership".

So BA's problem child might prove irresistible to Mr Haji-Ioannou, even if he has to issue more shares to pay for it.

Moreover, persuasive messages which focus on building knowledge and creating awareness regarding the severity of health problems might not prove successful if people under-estimate their personal risk and susceptibility [ 23, 24].

Later in the judging, though, its status as the first salvo in a trilogy might prove a problem.

For politicians a referendum is "a way of kicking an issue into the grass", a fairly safe means of resolving a problem that, in an election, might prove a major vote loser.

Undisclosed caps might prove a problem in the courts or with regulators, but limits on use, so long as they are imposed across the board and do not target particular types of data like videos or music, do not violate network-neutrality rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Porosity might prove to be a problem even for some of the alternative methods, however.

The changes being proposed for a new GAAP for private companies might prove less of a problem.