Sentence examples for residual problems from inspiring English sources

The majority of cases resolve without residual problems.

G.E. also has had to increase reserves aimed at any residual problems from subprime mortgage loans.

David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation (pdf), pointed out residual problems when questioned in parliament in June.

But as frightening as such seizures may be, they don't cause serious residual problems and most children outgrow them by about age 6.

She turned to Christianity, and we get to see her talking through the residual problems of her former life in a prayer group full of elegant women.

He trekked two hours to Mexico, Me., to see Bill Johnston, a firefighter who was experiencing residual problems from an injury caused when a roof fell on him.

Not only are far more people going to jail, they are going for far longer, ensuring that prison overcrowding has become a residual problem.

The strategy was to get the communist leadership to talk peace, while the government's reform programmes destroyed their power base, slowly transforming a political problem into a residual problem of crime.

Both groups of mice similarly healed with no residual problem.

(One residual problem, that such observations do not quite address, concerns the status of cross-categorial sums.

The account does not take into consideration sentences that contain a name of something that is not ("Pegasus flies"), thus bequeathing to posterity a residual problem that would become more notorious than the problem of falsehood.