Sentences with phrase «pretty obvious problem»

Not exact matches

He explained that the benefits of connectivity in the game's world are pretty obvious: the residents of Chicago are generally happy because their commutes to work are smooth thanks to an efficient traffic system, their energy bills are lower because of a smart grid, and crime isn't much of a problem because police response is swift and precise.

«keeping people off the street»: well, that's pretty obvious, the only problem with that is (in the determinist view), you are treating the culprit in an immoral way, punishing them for an action they had no option but to commit.

Sure it is not your faith, but the problems are pretty obvious — as they are in Christianity.

Itâ $ ™ s pretty obvious that where England are concerned, big name players do not necessarily guarantee success, and a recall at this stage would be a band - aid fix to the larger problems England have been carrying for a long time.

The world is full of people who have all the answers to all the problems — when armchair punters / fans convince themselves that they have an obvious solution to an obvious problem it is pretty near damn certain that the problem and solution are a shit load of light years away from being «obvious» or «simple».

I vaguely favored him over Gunther, assuming his length might pose problems for the latter, but I also assumed that since Stipe picked Gunther to fight first, and to fight Gianetti, Gunther was likely pretty good, and Gianetti might have obvious holes that Stipe had identified.

It's pretty obvious that dealing with low milk supply would be a problem to breastfeeding mothers and babies, but too much milk can also be a problem.

1) It's pretty obvious that the bias on the sample size is going to skew the results toward fewer problems.

When you actually look at bacteria versus fungus in the gut, it seems pretty obvious that fungus is a big problem... literally... big.

Yeah, the humor is pretty obvious and every trick (or rather comedy cliché) in the book is used; but that shouldn't be a problem really.

My biggest problem with One Piece, and this is pretty much universally true of all long - running shonen fare, is that it doesn't take long until it's painfully obvious they're just trying to make a buck and keep the franchise alive.

NAV history is crap, due to obvious / periodic Russian convulsions, but all Russian property companies have the same problem — but clearly the RUS: LN share price is pretty beaten down now (RUSP: LN is worth considering too — which I wrote up previously: https://wexboy.wordpress.com/2013/03/29/my-dirty-little-dividend-secret/).

It is pretty obvious that for a dog that has a weight problem the amount of food being consumed must be reduced.

The problem is apathy and it's obvious... it's pretty bad out there.»

Another problem that was pretty obvious (and downright hilarious to myself) was the fact that the lighter skinned enemies had horrible AI for whatever reason.

They should have left their original review in place IMO, because it was pretty obvious that the problems would be resolved.

The problems with GCMs (not the least of which is the ensemble's clear divergence from reality) are pretty obvious to lots of people (scientists, not shills) who don't happen to share Gavin's priors about climate science and GCMs.

While the patent does not actually mention sexting, it appears pretty obvious that the program was designed with that problem squarely in mind.

But with that (rather big) problem aside, the Force is an obvious rival to the Gear Fit that should be taken pretty seriously.

and we still have a drop out rate of double digits every year, pretty obvious where the problem sits, but nobody cares or commits to actually improve it....