Sentence examples for some significant problems from inspiring English sources

But the Blackhawks also pose some significant problems.

"And we do have some significant problems now with our players and violent crime," Modell said.

There are, as things stand, some significant problems in asserting that the new body is truly independent of the press.

But if its prospects look better than its near neighbours' it also shares some significant problems with them.

"And if we wanted to go on offense, a whole bunch of countries would have some significant problems.

"The evidence that we have is there could be some significant problems, and we wish to support our colleagues to deliver a proper service to the public".

"It's unusual for an E.I.S. to indicate that even with mitigation measures, there are still going to be some very significant problems," said Eric Goldstein, a staff lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council.

"This situation in Oklahoma, I think, just highlights some of the significant problems there".

"These things as they accumulated, it became clear to me that we had some kind of significant problems," Mr. Cain said.

The agreement between Bovis and the office of the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, has been under consideration partly because of some of the significant problems an indictment against the company would raise, a law enforcement official said.

Targeted therapies and the consequent adoption of "personalized" oncology have achieved notable successes in some cancers; however, significant problems remain with this approach.