Sentence examples for problems which may slow from inspiring English sources

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Cloud Computing is a relatively new concept that presents a good number of benefits for its users; however, it also raises some security problems which may slow down its use.

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Another potential problem with multivalent probes for certain types of imaging applications is the increased molecular size, which may slow rates of diffusion into hindered target sites.

Guatemala has presidential elections in September, which may slow the integration process.

It seems to work by binding to multiple targets, she said, which may slow down the development of resistance.

As is the case with most break-ups, this was a slow-burner, a pot of problems which may never have come to the boil had I chosen to work anywhere but my home town.

It provides some philosophical explanations of the problem, which may or may not help the frustrated.

Cold intolerance is still a major problem, which may give long-standing problems.

The struggle to fix problems caused by the Heartbleed bug may slow browsing speeds, warns analysis firm Netcraft.

(Which may finally be slowing down, true, but that's an issue for decades hence).

For the monolayer systems, the risk of a slow kinetics is limited to hydrophilic chemicals, which may exhibit a slow entry into the core.

Even if schools make it to summer break, hot weather may slow, but not solve the problem, the C.D.C. said Monday.

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