Sentence examples for unstated problems from inspiring English sources

(Geller said that when some of Preact's first customers received their initial list, their response was, "There's no way we're in trouble with these customers". Then they called up those customers and found out there were some unstated problems).

And the group seems to have other, unstated problems with the conference platform.

Apartment houses without fire protection systems are a huge unstated problem in these stories of horrific deaths and injuries to the city's bravest.

Book II established theorems whose principal interest is their (unstated) application to problems in spherical astronomy.

Unstated debts pose a bigger problem to states with smaller economies.

As a matter of fact, there is a logical gap already in Euclid I.1 (the solution of this problem rests on an unstated assumption of continuity) and it is not clear that Euclid regarded his postulates as self-evident (by calling them 'requests' he suggested he did not).

The assumption, usually unstated, is that there's a financial problem but that nothing is wrong with the government itself.

And to the West, the unstated feeling upon looking across the bleak Middle East landscape has often been: "Islam is the problem".

The Nobel committee, writes the New York Times Louis Uchitellee, was effectively assenting in the widespread current view that neoclassical economics "was too simplistic and ignored the unstated relationships and behaviours that develop among companies that are competitors but find ways to resolve common problems.

One big problem in the sequestration debate is that both sides have been talking past each other, with unstated assumptions underlying their statements and positions.

This mission had gone unstated.