Sentence examples for rack a problem from inspiring English sources

My room, so compact it had no desk or dresser or even closet beyond the wall-mounted rack (a problem if you are a business traveler), reeked so strongly of lilies and artificial roses that I inquired if housekeeping could please refrain from spritzing whatever it was.

I push my bike into the rack without a problem and, although my legs were slightly jelly-like, I made it into the office in one piece and a good 20 minutes quicker than walking.

"I would have to be very clear with the NHS in Wales that this isn't a "get out of jail card" or an excuse not to live within their means to rack up problems in the third year.

Sandra Hughes, a vice president at AAA, said that even modest gains in air travel were a tribute to an industry racked by problems for more than a year.

It's a model no longer made, but is worshipped by minicab drivers, who rack up massive mileages without a problem.

In a market niche where machines are built to stack on top of each other in densely packed racks, the lack of the rack-ready machine became a problem for both Apple and its customers.

But the real problem must be tackled first by the communities most racked by this problem.

Despite Fehr's presence and the optimism it has inspired among some parties, the union is still racked by problems.

And because this is China, a country that is still undergoing cultural growing pains and whose architectural monuments are mostly being built by unskilled migrant labor, the opera's construction was racked with problems and the quality of some of it is abysmal.

Aside from reports of dirty, overcrowded tents, and frequently overflowing toilets, Willacy has been racked with problems for years.

RainbowVision has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, racked by financial problems and an increasingly bitter dispute between residents and management.