Sentence examples for trains a problem from inspiring English sources

Rail officials said they are still fine-tuning the system to prevent it from unnecessarily stopping trains — a problem that resulted in 613 delays.

Inside the tiny club, one room was designed like a subway car, and the playacting there involves molesting female strangers on the train, a problem that has become so serious that some train lines have recently introduced women-only cars.

Whatever prompted the lack of buyers, the auction is a stark example of the uncertainty and risk of relying on actively-traded carbon credits to build the bullet train, a problem highlighted in recent legislative testimony by the Legislative Analyst's Office and a peer-review panel for the $64-billion 64-billion rail.

The lack of a unified standard for training and evaluation results in inconsistent training quality, a problem that the statistical results of the questionnaire alone are not sufficient to explain.

Representative Steven R. Rothman, a Democrat who district embraces parts of Bergen and Hudson Counties, called idling trains "a real problem affecting thousands of people in my district" and vowed to introduce legislation to enhance the rights of residents in dealing with railroads.

If lack of training is a problem, "It's high time that resources are put into it and that more training is available," Currie tells me.

And unlike a plane, a train with a problem on board can always stop.

When will the point come when mounting losses in spring training become a problem?

"We have 11 days off, but losing six players to international games is bad, it makes training Wednesday a problem," Backe said.

We need to address the ongoing discrepancy between societal need and the output of our training programs, a problem that as mentioned earlier is a global one.

More than half of the interviewees answered that goods trains especially were a problem.