Sentence examples for the primary problem with from inspiring English sources

The primary problem with amnesties is that they beget more illegal immigration.

The officials have consistently said the primary problem with the radios was that they were introduced too abruptly to a force that was unfamiliar with the quirks of digital transmission, like half-second delays.

More important, the bill doesn't address the primary problem with stops and frisks -- the state attorney general's office says only one out of every five or six stop-and-frisk incidents is actually reported.

"The primary problem with defined-benefit plans is you have to fund at least to a minimum level each year," said Jerry Love, a certified public accountant in Abilene, Tex.

The primary problem with smartwatches thus far has been a lack of ambition.

The primary problem with Cellfire is the relatively limited coupons available, presumably this won't be an issue with Google.

Steven F. Wilson, the chief executive of Advantage Schools, said inadequate facilities were among the primary problems with the school.

One of the primary problems with location-tracking apps today is that they have a tendency to drain smartphones' batteries by always running the GPS in the background, or constantly pinging cell towers.

Producer Ted Childs thinks that "the primary problems with it were (a) it was perhaps too depressing a story for a popular television audience and (b) the punters were used to a fairly high standard of technical presentation from American television.

One of the primary problems with using administrative data to identify adverse events is the failure of most ICD-9-CM codes to distinguish between pre-existing conditions and complications that occur after hospital admission.

For some, punctuation is one of the primary problems with creating professional emails.