Sentence examples for prompt problems from inspiring English sources

One of the only harms other than command prompt problems is to be careful who and where you prank.

Remote monitoring of patients with implantable devices promises prompt problem discovery.

In summary, merely committing patients to 'remote monitoring' is insufficient to guarantee 'early' detection of system problems, although the relevance of prompt problem discovery continues to increase in the light of recent lead and device advisories.

The plane also has new electric and battery systems, which prompted problems in the early stages of the 787's service.

Parsons Infrastructure maintains state demands for change in computer software helped prompt the problems.

Wang's reply was prompt: "No problem.

Inflaming pregnant mice artificially — without a living infective agent — prompts behavioral problems in the young.

A second recession battered the region in 1998-99, prompted by problems in Asia and Russia and by Brazil's devaluation.

Gary Buxton, Canmore's manager of planning, said the legislation was prompted by problems of noise in rentals.

Rather, he said, the changes were in the works for a while, prompted by problems that became apparent with the previous label designs.

In a worst-case situation, he said, recent credit market fears, prompted by problems in the mortgage market, would cause companies to postpone hiring.