Sentence examples for unique set of problems from inspiring English sources
These people have a unique set of problems.
Such a high-profile fixture attracts a unique set of problems.
Midwifery in the UK is under pressure from a unique set of problems.
Xerox, which is based in Stamford, Conn., does have a unique set of problems, though.
They are small, their people are not fully educated," giving those societies a unique set of problems.
There are 167 apartments in the building, and with each one, the displaced occupants face a unique set of problems.
The most notable improvements in the areas of infection prevention, logistics management, and counseling may be linked to the unique set of problem-solving tools applied during formative supervision.
We talk about how each new set of equations is connected to the ones from earlier lectures, and how these new tools help us address broad and unique sets of problems.
While every city – whether London, Beijing or New York – has its unique set of traffic problems, there are a few common issues: many people insist on driving their own car, instead of sharing rides or using a bicycle; up to a third of cars on roads are drivers looking for a place to park; and then there's the human factor: most of us simply are not very efficient drivers.
O'Reilly did, however, note that ISIS is "becoming a different terror organization" than it has been in the past, which presents a unique set of new problems.
The vendor in question has "a unique set of circumstances," which created the problems, Mr. Koch said.
