It is Mr. Chang's happy problem to be caught in one of the chip industry's periodic booms.
For example, many funds were betting against the Japanese yen because of the country's longstanding economic problems, only to be caught short when the yen soared as Japanese companies raced to bring cash home.
2. I'm reminded daily to have a big picture view of life and to understand what is a real problem "It's so easy to be caught up in day to day dramas that we lose sight of what is a real problem," Dr Chan said.
Those problems can be caught in early stages if a child has access to regular medical care, and can be managed before they become difficult or chronic.
Problems can be caught earlier, and there will be much more knowledge about how things behave in the real world, interacting with other people and things.
As Bowen goes through the clinic's books removing all but the most acute cases, he turns away diabetics whose problems should be caught early.
If leaders don't stand up to this catalogue of problems then we will be caught out again.
Oversaturation of the ground surrounding your home can cause significant unseen problems that may not be caught until it is too late to do anything about them.
She warned: "If waiting times get longer, it will be more difficult for GPs to ensure that problems are caught early, and the pressure on A&E will intensify.
Mr. Domenici has battled a series of health problems and was caught up in the Congressional inquiry into the firings of United States attorneys, including one based in Albuquerque.
