Sentence examples for terms a problem from inspiring English sources
Early in 2002, it disclosed in general terms a problem with its option program that caused it to restate its earnings from 1998 through 2001, lowering reported profits by $12.9 million, or nearly 10percentt.
It highlights the president's inability, or perhaps unwillingness, to think in sufficiently big terms, a problem that has contributed to an economic stimulus bill that was not big enough, health care reform that was very mild in nature and likely to be modest in impact, and a presidency that is increasingly disappointing.
This effect has been explained in terms of a problem state bottleneck.
It was also, in practical terms, a logistical problem.
"Financially, obesity is termed a wicked problem.
For many acts the term itself poses a problem.
Translating the term Xuanxue remains a problem.
It is not a short-term fix to a problem".
High-cost, short-term debt is a problem.
Still, this is a short-term fix for a long-term problem for a much-needed charity that has been teetering on the brink of closure for months.
