Sentence examples for pronounced problems from inspiring English sources

Considerable geographical imbalances in health worker distribution and intra-country 'migration' from rural to urban areas are pronounced problems [ 1]:xviii,[ 2].

"It took me 12 years of pronounced problems to see someone about it and I do think that language is a part of that.

For instance, severe social-communication problems, which are characteristic for autism spectrum disorder (ASD), may be apparent and lead to a reliable diagnosis before 2 years of age, whereas less pronounced problems are only recognized later [ 9].

But he also pointed to the ungoverned tribal areas along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan, where fighters of the Taliban and Al Qaeda have found a home, as a "pronounced" problem, saying that while the United States supported Pakistan's efforts to assert control over those regions, it would also take action if necessary.

However, we found that patients with longer lasting problems have more pronounced physical problems and limitations and that these limitations have impact on social functioning in this group.

If a day takes years, the temperature differential between the day and night side will be pronounced, and problems similar to those noted with extreme orbital eccentricity will come to the fore.

Patients with longer lasting pain at least longer than one year, have more pronounced physical problems.

The more we evolve away from the notion of deferred gratification, the more pronounced the problem will become.

Both parties are currently deeply unpopular, but the Republican Party, with an average favorability rating of about 27percentt, has a particularly pronounced image problem.

Rapid radiations are notoriously difficult in this respect, and the older the radiation, the more pronounced the problem will be [ 1].

The variation of parental perception of proband-sibling differences across centres was highest for 'hyperactivity' and least pronounced for 'emotional problems' and 'peer problems'.