Sentence examples for the likely problem from inspiring English sources
On his site, Mr. Rosenthal, the computer consultant, offers several flow charts that help isolate the likely problem and also has take-apart guides for popular laptop models.
Uruguayan Rafael Vinoly told the International Herald Tribune's Visionary Cities event that the likely problem with solar reflection – sending a beam of sunlight on to the road below for up to two hours a day – was spotted early in the design phase.
After the first time we identified the likely problem as Seesmic and contacted the company.
The likely problem with MAGE-A3 is one that a myriad of other cancer vaccines have not been able to overcome, says Steven Rosenberg, an immunotherapist and chief of the surgery branch at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Maryland: It couldn't prevent immune reactions that dampen the vaccine's ability to mount a successful attack on tumors.
The likely problems, she said, include continued political disagreements in Baghdad, die-hard Sunni insurgents, Al Qaeda operatives, Turkish anxiety over the Kurds and the effort to "prevent Iran from crossing the border and having too much influence inside of Iraq".
The bank is working on a report that will set out in detail the likely problems and propose a range of potential policy changes to help to deal with them.
"Sales weren't fantastic and once we took into account the likely problems on the Tube, we thought it would be better to cancel," my box-office mole says.
Mr Vaz argued that the home secretary and immigration minister should have worked with governments in Bucharest and Sofia to address some of the likely problems before now.
The article is well written and descriptive of the likely problems encountered with this rare condition.
The likely problems to be encountered and the unresolved puzzles of the case may be more important for the person taking responsibility.
I have seen no other piece that so simply and brutally summarizes the likely problems with current software development approaches in science, and I wholeheartedly agree with his recommendations.
