Sentence examples for the considerable issues from inspiring English sources

One of the considerable issues in the field of materials development and syllabus design is culture.

One of the most considerable issues in combining gas turbine cycle (GT) with thermal desalination is how the operating parameters of GT affect technical and economic aspects of power and water production.

Current approaches to genetically modifying phototrophs to generate high titers of the molecules of interest, e.g., liquid alkanes, lipids, and hydrogen, have run into considerable issues because the underlying regulatory processes governing the allocation of carbon and reductant into specific biomass components or desired metabolic products are poorly understood.

While CBT with ERP is currently considered the first-line treatment for youth with OCD, 10 considerable issues in the dissemination and take up of this treatment in its face-to-face format have given rise to a call for a stepped-care approach.

"But investors need to temper that because considerable issues with the finances remain unchanged".

Clean and renewable energies have been considerable issues in the last decade.

Added to these operational limitations, there are also considerable issues of the still difficult maintenance, a small second-hand market, and an insufficient number of recharging public facilities.

Putting aside the considerable technical issues involved in removing a living person's head, grafting it to a dead body, reviving the reconstructed person and retraining their brain to use thousands of unfamiliar spinal cord nerves, the ethics are problematic.

This problem is one of the considerable environmental issues in suburban of this province (Fig. 1).

The fund won't report back until next spring; even if it endorses the idea and the considerable technical issues can be worked out, any global levy will still run into the brick wall of Washington.

Below, Table 1 shows the recent works on this subject and summarizes their main considerable issues.