Sentence examples for sole problem from inspiring English sources

Insatiable patients, however, are not the sole problem.

Only a few weeks ago Ben Arfa was ruled out for the remainder of the season with a torn hamstring which looked as if it needed to be repaired by surgery but, after consultations with three specialists, the latest verdict is that the sole problem is scar tissue, which should not prove an impediment to playing.

The sole problem is one of space compounded by location.

This sole problem could lead to the overestimation of the quantity of hydrocarbons in place.Schlumberger modified the general Simandoux equation by adding 1 − Vsh to the denominator to account for the shaly nature inherent in the clean sands.

Still, while I agree that certain systems are broken, I remain skeptical that the institution, in and of itself, is the sole problem.

The whole exercise of trying to label someone as the sole problem is a wasted effort, because every negative event within the family influences the other, just like the tsunami cannot be attributed to the wrongdoings of either the earth, water or the winds.

By corralling competing mobile carriers under the It Can Wait umbrella, A.T. & T. has ceded some control of the campaign that it pioneered, suggesting that it views solving the problem as more important than being seen as the sole problem-solver.

However, administration, biophysical features, and bioavailability of a selected drug are not the sole problems.

Mobility and traffic are not the sole problems created by urban expansion.

Transitions to AMHS were more difficult when ADHD was viewed as the main or sole clinical problem.

By advanced techniques, based on the Lefschetz-type fixed point theorems and sophisticated degree arguments (fixed point index techniques), we are able to treat not only the sole existence problems, but also to guarantee certain sorts of a weak stability called nonejectivity and essentiality.