Sentence examples for there were no large problems from inspiring English sources

A full cross of the factors of type and magnitude was possible, except that for the type "rule", there were no large problems.

This consideration also covers the situation where different commodities are to be supplied, but where their composition is homogeneous and there are no large items that could cause divisibility problems.

On Thursday, there were no problems with bag searches but large queues formed at ticket booths a couple of hours before kick off.

"There's no problem too large or small for me.

Gastric cancer peritoneal carcinomatosis is a common clinical problem, but there are no suitable large animal models to study this problem.

For some observers there is a larger problem of how the FBI investigates terrorism cases, including the signs that make a person a threat.

There is no problem in sports at large that warrants an examination, initiated by a sports federation, of the authenticity of an adult individual's sex and gender.

The Financial Executives Institute, a group of senior finance and tax officials at large companies, says that there is no problem that merits a new law as proposed by Mr. Summers.

"There is a large problem with public opinion.

But there's a large problem with this thesis.

If users believe the best CDS is that which increases their efficiency and others view CDS as cognitive assistance that sometimes must decrease users' efficiency, there is a large problem.