Sentence examples for representing a serious problem from inspiring English sources

The differences between on- and off-year product yield varies between 5 to 30 t/ha representing a serious problem of the olive industry [ 4].

As the incidence of measles declines, nosocomial transmission is likely to become an important source of infection and sustain the occurrence of outbreaks among non-immunised health staff and hospital contacts, representing a serious problem in the elimination of measles [ 26].

The legacy of the illegal operation represents a serious problem for the Obama administration.

Bovine tuberculosis continues to represent a serious problem for UK farmers and demands an effective response by the farming industry and government.

Talk story about Vice-Admiral Raymond A. Renard, head of the French naval mission which brought the battleship Richelieu, the cruisers Montcalm, the destroyer Terrible and Fantasque to this country for re-fitting Re-equipping the ships represented a serious problem, in that everything on them was made on the metric system; American manufacturers are solving that problem, however.

If Republican voters appeared at this point to be coalescing around a more conservative challenger — if, say, Rick Perry were emerging as the clear anti-Romney in the race — then the current poll numbers would, in fact, represent a serious problem for Mr. Romney.

Scaling represents a serious problem to many industries.

Tuberculosis represents a serious problem for public health worldwide, and effective vaccines are urgently required.

This represents a serious problem since as mentioned, a high degree of crystallinity is essential for an efficient photocatalytic performance.

The management of organic waste, in the circumstance the animals dung in the farms represented a serious problem in Benin.

Objective - Postpartum mood disorders represent a serious problem affecting 10-20% of women and support groups offer a promising intervention modality.