Sentence examples for two further problems from inspiring English sources

Such a policy would be very expensive to buy in the open market.Workers trying to replicate a final-salary pension have two further problems.

This suggests the Down to Earth article was itself a source for the IPCC, though Murari Lal, a retired Indian academic, now a consultant, who was one of the four co-ordinating lead authors of the chapter, says this was not the case.There are two further problems with the area figure.

The fragility of trust in turn suggests two further problems.

But this opens up two further problems for this conception of certainty.

Williamson (1994) points to two further problems which beset the account.

There are two further problems of truthlikeness, both of which presuppose the solution of the logical problem.

There are three further problems.

There is, though, one further problem to solve.

He still promises to shake up welfare and pensions, but also stresses the need to protect the French from the effects of globalisation, laying into an "over-valued" euro and the European Central Bank as well as deregulation.There is one further problem: that Mr Sarkozy is linked in the public mind with Mr Chirac's controversial 12-year reign.

There is one further problem with both of Chisholm's definitions.

One further problem: "Spotify has had an explosion in popularity," says Cryan, "which means that its costs have increased dramatically.