Sentence examples for spectator problem from inspiring English sources

If investors want to bring drone racing to the world, then they need to solve the spectator problem. .

If investors want to bring drone racing to the world, then they need to solve the spectator problem.

If you happen to have written "wine" on seven (or any odd number) of them, at the suggestion of the spectator, the problem seems insurmountable.

A TV show can make spectator sport of a problem our culture is fomenting, but it cannot fix it.

"That's a big, big, big problem," one spectator proclaims as others identify the Ferrari as a 458 Speciale, which runs around $300,000.

I can see why this sort of talk might be a problem for the Spectator and the Telegraphs because, like most Fleet Street newspapers, they are owned by wealthy oligarchs of one kind or another, British and foreign, but mostly not resident here for tax purposes.

Worried that my Spanish is the problem, an Ecuadorian spectator next to me confirms that the address is as incomprehensible as Phil Simms' pre-game analysis.

You have time to recover, but if it happens on the day of the final, you have to wait until Monday, which is a problem for the spectators, for the television viewers and for the television networks".

She said noise was a problem as sometimes spectators were unfamiliar with when they needed to be quiet.

"We should straighten out the rules and get clarity with how it should work and how decisions are going to be made, then the players or the spectators won't have a problem".

Temperatures were near or slightly below average, meaning heat stress was not a problem for either athletes or spectators.