Sentence examples for sticker problem from inspiring English sources

Of the two, the registration sticker problem appears prevalent.

Steven Dubin, 49, of Monsey, N.Y., said the garage he used had widespread sticker problems.

He describes President Bush as looking for "the simple solution, the bumper sticker description of the problem" and asserts that Mr. Bush felt a need "to 'do something big' to respond to the events of Sept. 11," a need filled by going to war against Iraq.

Bottom line, though, is that the SLT tester we drove had a sticker over $36K and the problem is that if you want one option, you're often stuck with something else you don't need.

There is a popular bumper sticker that addresses the problem directly.

These stickers pose an ethical problem uniquely American: How long after a family member has ceased to attend a classy college may one display the sticker?

In the exhibition gallery, where T-shirts, books and knickknacks were on sale, "Vote Republican" buttons sat alongside "All government is the problem" bumper stickers.

It requires designing a model with stickers -formulation of the problem and then later on producing a drawing based on the model -solving the problem.

Now, Transport for London (TfL), which issued the stickers, seems to see the problem too, and has agreed to ask fleet operators to remove them.

California requires dealers to check the new federally backed National Motor Vehicle Title Information System and use a red warning sticker if there is a serious problem.

And in an only-in-Albany coincidence, up to 2.5 million of the 13.5 million inspection stickers distributed this year have the same problem.