Sentence examples for unnamed problem from inspiring English sources

Of course, the reality is that Friedan's unnamed problem has affected her.

An immediate, often unnamed, and seemingly insurmountable problem in a strategy like offshoring (or anything that threatens the status quo) is that most employees don't really want it to work.

The New Yorker, February 21 , 1970 P. 34Humorous letters to and from Mayor John J. Floto, mayor of an unnamed metropolis; concerning city problems.

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, February 21 , 1970 P. 34Humorous letters to and from Mayor John J. Floto, mayor of an unnamed metropolis; concerning city problems.

He blames "capitalists" and unnamed mafia gangs for the problem.

In Austria, meanwhile, the Kurier newspaper claimed Putin had been treated in Moscow for back problems by an unnamed Viennese orthopaedic doctor.

There are "problems with what unnamed officials say when cited in the media", said Serle.

The company added that it was working with an unnamed auditing firm to eliminate the problem with its financial controls.

"If only we could get Scoble to sign up, all our problems will be over" — unnamed entrepreneur.

Czinger says his battery's unique iron-phosphate chemistry, as well as battery-management technology from an unnamed German supplier, have solved the problems.

RIM is also making sure that certain carriers approve the devices "no matter what with bugs and problems," according to the unnamed source.