Sentence examples for unwritten problem from inspiring English sources

But there's one big, unwritten problem with the VC world: Unless your business plan is unique and promises to exploit a market that could be worth hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars, and your credentials on paper are anything less than stellar (Stanford EE degrees, and the right high tech work experience), venture money (or even a call back) is impossible to come by.

This was a pragmatic response, which avoided the further problems of codifying unwritten rules and reconstructing the entire government.

Judges have not found the response to such or similar problems in existing (written or unwritten) laws.

The main problem for Lebanon was to implement the unwritten power-sharing National Pact of 1943 between the Christians and Muslims.

But the problem is there are some weird and unwritten rules to life, and falling asleep in a display bed is probably breaking all of them.

Ashis Nandy noted that apart from the conflict between Akbar and his son, there is also an "unwritten alliance" between Akbar and Bahar that compounds the problems of Anarkali.

Contrary to the sport's unwritten code of not taking advantage of another's mechanical problems, Contador sped off, leaving Schleck trailing by that ultimately deciding margin.

The problem is, there is no statute of limitations in the unwritten-rule book.

Privately, everyone discusses the problem, he said, but not talking about immigrant crime in public "is an unwritten rule".

That, I think, is the real core of the problem: an atmosphere of contempt for the real rules in deference to an unwritten vigilante honor code.

But in industry, recruiters or hiring managers have no problem with you approaching their jobs in a completely different way; you might call this the unwritten rulebook.