Sentences with phrase «obvious problem areas»

By all accounts the north London side have significant funds to invest in players this month and this pair of German talents will apparently set back Wenger a cool # 63m, though these signings are precisely what they need in order to resolve obvious problem areas.

I think this is a Wenger Spoof to fool us all that he still has control over who comes in when quite clearly his mis - handling of transfers over the last few years have proved he is incapable of addressing our obvious problem areas.

Green is the more obvious problem area.

Not exact matches

When customers are opting to spend twice as much to buy an Apple laptop than an HP, it's time to massively shake up that business or get out of it entirely (by the way, I'm not sure if anybody has pointed out the obvious yet, but it sure seems like Microsoft Windows is at the core of HP's problem in this area).

Pope John Paul II referred to this problem area, stating that «It is obvious that vital organs can only be donated after death» [8].

If you can keep to the low carb guidelines don't sweat it out counting calories unless it is wildly obvious that you have a problem in that area... eating 5 steaks is problem in that area... when a single one would do.

There is an obvious solution to the problem though and that is for Arsenal to sign another top quality striker and defender to strengthen these key areas and take the pressure off the likes of Walcott, Mertesacker and the manager himself.

Famously, the January window is for fixing obvious squad depth problems, covering holes in week areas or finding players to who can come to the club and immediately impact without too much thought on the future.

Look for obvious outward symptoms such as pain, problems urinating, flaky skin in the area, redness, swelling, bleeding, or skin discoloration that wasn't there before.

A new study of brain scans of 45 Brazilian babies suggests a worrying possibility, according to the New York Times: «Because some of the damage was seen in brain areas that continue to develop after birth, it may be that babies born without obvious impairment will experience problems as they grow.»

Service concerns aside, the most obvious problem attending a sub-floor engine is the barrier it creates between the front and rear seats, making it extremely awkward to enter the rear passenger area except through the side or back door.

For example, if the roof is reported to be only two or three years old, but you see obvious wear signs in one area then either it may be a sign of an unknown problem that will need to be addressed (and that usually costs money).

The other cat, found in the same area cat was 12 years old and had some health problems; however, she had no obvious signs of injury when our gardener found her.

Something as simple as sleeping in a different area of the cage or as obvious as acting really aggressive or not wanting to eat can signal a real problem in an exotic pet.

Other variations are not so obvious and I expect there have been numerous studies about the local effects of humidity and deforestation to local climates as this is one of the pressing problems in many areas today.

And at the other end we have the problem of civil senior civil servants who have no respect & even at times utter disgust for any civil servants who have specialist expertise and who in any sane world would be the obvious choice to work in some areas.

Other than the catastrophic scenario of widespread radiation release that kills people and renders large areas uninhabitable, one of nuclear power's most obvious environmental and safety problems stems from the periodic release of radiation.

The authors attempt to explain how to test strategies, but political machination and refusal to accept the obvious are problems we all face in the global warming area.

The reality, however, is that real life problems tend to be messy and complex and may involve multiple areas of law with lots of issues and complicating factors with there being no obvious, defining body of cases or commentary limited to the particular problem.