Sentence examples for properties problems from inspiring English sources

Even if we are happy to commit to properties, problems remain.

An analog of Jackson's (1977, see also Clark 2000) many properties problem thus arises for audition since feature awareness alone cannot explain the bundling or grouping of audible attributes into distinct sounds.

Generally speaking, wildlife problems are property problems, not safety problems.

Our design poses no intellectual property problems.

The departure of Pfizer and Novartis were not property problems but science problems.

One, he says, is from a bank manager in Portugal, where he also has property problems.

Some Britons living in Spain have run into serious property problems, often through no fault of their own.

They messed up over Ross, they have bad property problems, and they have spread themselves too thinly over too many services.

Yet while Schneider writes a lot about lubricity, he doesn't write about it especially well, and Eduard's sexual concerns seem far more formulaic, and far less suggestive, than do his property problems.

She said many of the property problems were caused by tenants who had never learned how to live independently, and said politics or mischief motivated many of her critics.

The Court of Augmentations was instituted in 1535 to handle the various financial and property problems brought on by the dissolution of the monasteries after Henry VIII broke with the Roman Catholic church.