Sentence examples for there are obvious problems from inspiring English sources

'Deregulation raises concerns around incentives to customers, cheap drinks etc... with corresponding antisocial behaviour problems.' Although he gives super-casinos a 'cautious welcome', he warns: '[With] a massive development attracting thousands, or possible hundreds, of people a day there are obvious problems related to that.

Are you going into the new job with "white knight syndrome?" This happens when you know there are obvious problems at the company, but you think you can make a difference.

There are obvious problems with this approach.

There are obvious problems with these arrangements.

Provocative as it is, there are obvious problems with this analogy.

There are obvious problems with imprisoning people who are frequently already traumatised after fleeing conflict or persecution.

Yet there were obvious problems with the plot.

Lanhee J. Chen, the policy director of the campaign, said in a detailed statement that there were "obvious problems with rating an accurate statement mostly false," including inconsistent standards, and that it showed an "Obama-for-America spin".

There were obvious problems of climate, primitive living and working conditions (the first Standard Bank branch in Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, was in a large tent see photo), health risks and random encounters with bloodthirsty locals.

But there were obvious problems long before the event began.

"There were obvious problems before the bar kiss, but he finally left earlier this year," a source told the magazine.