Sentence examples for slight problems in from inspiring English sources

A proportion greater than 70%% of patients indicated that they were facing no problems or slight problems in all EQ-5D-5L dimensions; "self-care" presented the highest result with over 80 % of presentedexperiencing no problems or slightheroblems.

These patients also showed the already described deficit in semantic fluency and moderate to slight problems in phonologic fluency, reading, naming, conceptual responses and non-verbal Raven-IQ, but the interference was less compromised (-0.6 SD), suggesting that this severe deficit in verbal working memory capacity would interfere with the correct performance in other language functions.

There is one slight problem in representing Sherman, according to Janelle Reiring: "It's very hard to get her to say what she wants.

He said: "I think there may be a slight problem in that judges and magistrates are working without court of appeal guidelines and I expect cases to reach the court of appeal quickly.

Her serve has been a slight problem in the last few years since she had shoulder surgery, but if she can get those first serves in she'll be a contender.

The poems he chose, with difficulty — "It's the 'lifetime achievement' factor that means most to me, so I have a slight problem in knowing how to represent a lifetime of poems by reading only a couple of them" — were "The Underground" and "A Drink of Water".

Here we detect a slight problem in the thinking.

There's a slight problem in all of this.

We're not winning enough tackles and that has to improve, and just now we have a slight problem in respect of loan players.

The pilots of the NII VVS ( – Air Force Scientific Test Institute) criticized the lack of directional stability at high speeds and a slight problem in control response between maneuvers.

There is a slight problem in that there are three big attacks and a minor skirmish in the beginning, but Bay sets these up in a manipulative manner so that each one becomes a kind of warning of the bigger and badder attack.