Sentence examples for problems stand from inspiring English sources

Three problems stand out.

In sum, two problems stand out.

Two operational problems stand out.

Three problems stand out in my mind.

Its economic model is valid, even if it needs reform.Two problems stand out.

In today's interconnected world of migration, investment and trade, no country's health care problems stand alone.

Officials of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said today that no major problems stood in the way of the launching, though there were some weather concerns.

Esther Rantzen, said she would stand in Luton South if Margaret Moran, Labour MP with expenses problems, stood again; Moran announced her resignation two days later but Rantzen stood anyway and lost her deposit.

Two major problems stood in the way of an effective system.

A few astute analysts, however, have noted that the sympathetic focus on white America's problems stands in stark contrast with conservatives' lack of empathy for communities of color.

Similarly, where research into applied problems stands to influence policy decisions in these countries, more attention and support needs to be paid to native researchers [ 11].