Sentence examples for severe problems as from inspiring English sources
Alan Rodriguez lives near the Beach Bar, which the study says "represents one of the more severe problems" as far as nightclubs and their residential neighbors are concerned.
Because of this fact Fodor's and related accounts face severe problems, as will be demonstrated in section 5.2.[11] For the cp-law to be acceptable in spite of the counter-instance we need independent evidence for the existence of the disturbing factor.
Then, on Friday, came the "severe problems," as he put it.
Unemployment has long been known to have severe problems as a guide post to monetary policy.
I failed to point out that the natural selection of synonymous codons to minimise mutational damage may be effective only where just a few somatic mutations can produce severe problems, as with oncogenes.
America does not contribute to their effectiveness if its strident and inexpert voice risks divisiveness and confusion at precisely the wrong time.Olaf Johan OglandOld Lyme, ConnecticutHelping out MoldovaSIR – Moldova certainly faces some severe problems, as you starkly describe ("Outsiders aren't helping", February 15th).
Ever since Mr. Merchant came across McCullers's novella some 20 years ago, he was determined to adapt it to the screen - despite problems involving the rights (they were controlled by the playwright Edward Albee, who did an unsuccessful stage adaptation in 1963 and wanted to make a film later), as well as the story's severe problem as a commercial property.
Shisha may represent lower harm because it is more commonly used socially and at special events rather than smoked every day, or it could represent a more severe problem as the cooler smoke is more pleasurable to inhale so held in the lungs for longer, causing more damage.
Toxicity may become a very severe problem as we force patients down that route.
With respect to waste degradation, this potential lack of robustness is a severe problem, as a population of synthetic organisms would need to be sustained to be effective.
We do not consider this a severe problem as we can show that our scale – adjusted to a 7 point scale – produces scores that are comparable to a later version of the SOC scale for which normative scores are available.
