Sentence examples for there is a certain problem from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged on Israel Radio that now "there is a certain problem of availability of food," and added, "I don't think it solves the problem that they will blame us, but we have to investigate how to improve the situation".

"I thought that an expectant mother is not supposed to have an US, unless there is an emergency or sickness or maybe there is a certain problem".

W10B "I thought that an expectant mother is not supposed to have an US, unless there is an emergency or sickness or maybe there is a certain problem".

As one CHW explained: 'Most supervision is [done] to improve performance so if there is a certain problem, [we discuss] how to solve it.

And as with anything involving the sewer, there is a certain image problem to overcome.

There is a certain class of race-problem solvers who don't want the patient to get well".

There is a certain cruelty in approaching a problem but failing to recognize the depth of the problem.

Kuzmichev acknowledges the problem: "There is a certain paradox - in that sometimes it is very profitable".

Neither satisfactorily resolves the problem, and there is a certain amount of wishful thinking in their respective versions of what constitutes global civil society.

In the Lectura secunda, Wodeham did not address the problem in a substantial way (see LS III, 446 448), although in the Ordinatio he devotes a specific question to the problem of whether there is a "certain rule or art" through which one can solve trinitarian paralogisms (OO I, d. 33, q. 3).

There is a certain maturity there now.