Sentences with phrase «still be a problem»

Hopefully, that hasn't happened to you a whole lot lately, but it can still be a problem on some sites.

«Spreading a big book apart and getting it on the machine to scan it can still be a problem,» he says.

Even if a home's power is back on, there could still be problems with the underlying cable network or central facilities.

Though even then there would still be the problems which are bitter until the bitterness of death.

For in any tense, if the latter assertion is true, then there still is the problem of having to assume that the privation of the property of whiteness is itself an existing fact which corresponds to a true denial.

and it will still be the problem in 2025 if he still remains.

Of course, many of the problems that plague the American game will still be problems in both China and India, even if Sharma and Li succeed at the highest levels.

Feeding baby often will help reduce leaking, but for many women, it can still be a problem.

Engorgement should not usually persist past a week after your baby is born, though soreness can still be a problem.

Hitting, kicking, and biting may still be a problem.

Looming larger still is the problem of how UKIP will adapt to the rigours of campaigning for individual seats.

While upper income earners could take the biggest hit, there would still be problems for the middle class.

But Brian Lanoil, a microbial ecologist at the University of California, Riverside, cautions that contamination could still be a problem.

Too much estrogen can still be a problem, and it could be partly exacerbating your already - low testosterone.

They're usually less gas - forming eaten cooked rather than raw, but they might still be a problem.

In women with relatively healthy hormone systems, low estrogen can still be a problem.

However, if you've already been sensitized to the dairy proteins casein or whey from drinking conventional milk, consuming raw dairy, organic dairy, lactose - free milk, or goat's milk may still be a problem.

Though food / genetics could still be a problem for some people?

Would that still be a problem?

BUT lactose may still be a problem if 1) the individual has small intestinal bacterial overgrowth and the bacteria in the small intestine get to the lactose before it's absorbed into the blood stream (they fermented it — but instead of colonic fermentation — this can occur further up in the small intestine which can lead to cramping, severe bloating and other IBS symptoms).

I think these issues occur less often today than in the past but it can still be a problem.

Hence, we have a thriller, set against the backdrop of a civil war in Sierra Leone, that makes a valiant attempt to bring attention to the issue (which still is a problem in Africa) but falters in placing it in predictable, formulaic action piece.

However, vehicle rollaway can still be a problem in vehicles equipped with a keyless ignition or push - button start feature when the vehicle has been turned off and not shifted into park.

Odometer fraud still is a problem in the used - car market.

However, no matter how you edit your work, there can still be problems along the way especially if you do not know how to edit your work correctly when it comes to grammar, spelling, and style.

So while index funds and other low cost quantitative methods may be making investing cheaper and easier for investors there still is the problem of investor behavior.

For those who are below the income requirement threshold for funding a ROTH IRA, there still is the problem of limitations on how much you can put into the Roth IRA.

Greyhounds seem to be «less allergenic» than many breeds, but for people with severe allergies, this can still be a problem.

Unfortunately, Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy can still be a problem in some cats.

Input lag in modern TVs is an often overlooked problem, yet it still exists and can still be a problem for those who don't know what to look for when buying a new 4K HDR display for their Xbox One X or PS4 Pro.

So there still is this problem of, Why or what is that?

Re: RomanM (# 275), «there could still be a problem when estimating the age effect due to the very small number of trees with long lifetimes in the sample»

If they had a much larger sample, or had made the best use of metadata, inhomogeneities would still be a problem but not an insurmountable one.

WASHINGTON — According to a report released this week by the Center for Global Development, climate change, the popular mid-2000s issue that raised awareness of the fact that the earth's continuous rise in temperature will have catastrophic ecological effects, has apparently not been resolved, and may still be a problem.

«A quick check showed there may still be some problems.

But there can still be problems.

This shouldn't still be a problem on Seattle roads, but it is.

This may still be a problem today for homes built between 2005 and 2009.

But when someone trips over your precious Fluffy, a lawsuit could still be a problem.

However, occasional weather threats can still be a problem.

In practice, even if Miracast worked perfectly, the core design would still be a problem.

Initial supply may still be a problem, but more and more insiders claim the biggest tech event of the fall will take place in just a couple of weeks.

Ironically, even if all divorce mediators were lawyers, there would still be a problem here.

I'm not sure how I would cure that, if it was shorter it may still be a problem........

Not exact matches

Fils - Aime says changes in the development process are helping to resolve that problem, but the company is still laser focused on not releasing a key title until it's one that has lived up to high internal quality standards.

While Tradiv was riddled with problems, this group of its former employees felt the original idea — a wholesale marijuana brokerage software platform to connect sellers and buyers — still had legs.

The problem for Google is that it still doesn't have a great answer for how Assistant will play into its core search business.

Mynahan told me she believes a major problem is that skilled trades are still perceived as «men's work.»

I'm still very much involved, but we do have technology problems.»

Of course, the citizens of a town aren't part of an authority hierarchy the way that employees of a corporation are, but still you see the problems that come with scale.