There will be more problem children within this found family.
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He said full legalization could foster and encourage more problem drug users.
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Does it cause Iran more problem to move money around the world?
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One more problem: Continued uncertainty over Brexit had scared away some potential customers.
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Since then the banks have been forced to class more problem loans as defaulting.
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ONE MORE PROBLEM AND THERE'S GOING TO BE ONE BECAUSE THERE'S NEVER ONE COCKROACH.
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Since then however the banks have been forced to class more problem loans as defaulting.
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Factory owners face still one more problem: slowing global demand for the goods China makes.
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She added one more problem to his agenda -- one he could only resolve by allowing himself to be humbled.
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"White actors have problems, too; if you're black it's just one more problem that you have to deal with."
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If Opportunity is lost, understanding how these gullies really formed will be one more problem that will go unsolved for now.
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And we could do that, but that seems more problem than solution — and would involve the government and your HR department.
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It's trying to have a smarter approach to deliberation so that there's actually more problem-solving that happens in this place.
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It's possible for the whole procedure to go wrong, leaving you with even more problem fat than you had before the treatment.
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When kids are dying in concentration camps, after being confined there because of their ethnicity, that's not just one more problem of global poverty.
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At the end of the day, what's the marginal utility of one more problem set versus getting to know a couple more classmates, she added.
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There was one more problem: Someone had to stay in the room to keep a motion sensor from kicking the thermostat back to 72 degrees.
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Compared to those living in more stable homes, children who experience residential instability underperform academically, develop weaker vocabulary skills, and engage in more problem behaviors.
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Absent a bunch of injured players, the Lakers crumbled against the worst team in the league, and James, for all his ability, was more problem than solution.
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The line in question got edited with Wilder's permission to become "there were no settlers" in later editions, but there were more problem-causing passages that would surface later.
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That doesn't sit right with Eater's Hillary Dixon Canavan, who pointed out one more problem that has less to do with cultural sensitivity than with something even more treacherous, money.
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On February 13 the planet of communication, Mercury, enters Aquarius, so even more problem solving and communication will be going down, especially in the realm of personal or family issues.
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All this positivity starts flowing from within, you start getting happy, more energy, you sleep better at night, better relationships with people, more ideas flow, more creativity, more problem solving.
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This is one more problem for a real estate business that has seen the homeownership rate fall to about 64 percent from its pre-recession peak of around 69 percent.
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Each national park faces problems as a result of climate change, invasive species, crowding and poor infrastructure; this report highlighting poor air quality raises one more problem for them to consider.
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"There are a lot of snail species endemic to South Florida that don't occur anywhere else, and the last thing you want to do is throw one more problem their way," said Slapcinsky.
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One more problem: The deal only covers the divorce terms, and doesn't give businesses much clarity about a future trading relationship between the United Kingdom and its biggest trading partner following the transition.
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Medicine, like education, defense, infrastructure and immigration, has become one more problem that gets Band-Aids slapped on it by politicians who are not willing or knowledgeable enough to even attempt a meaningful overhaul.
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We expect more problem banks to be identified, prompting uncertainty about whether liquidation or some form of bail-in will apply, and continued flight to quality by depositors, forcing more banks to close or be acquired.
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Shares in China's big banks now trade at less than the reported value of their assets — a signal that investors do not believe the banks' books or that they expect more problem loans will crop up.
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The unions expressed concerns about Carige's plan to shed more problem loans after the bank said it would invite potential bidders to cut impaired debts below 10 percent of total lending, compared with 27.5 percent at the end of September.
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Reel life was always different from real life for this successful actress. And even though she had her share of troubles, there was always one more problem waiting in line - Mis-Understanding.
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Singing various melodies, they came to meet me. When you threw the longevity arrow, it cut through the rainbow path and the silken ribbons. This irritated the dakinis and they left. So for now, there is no more problem.
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It makes the selling prices low. Added with the price application by middleman makes those papaya can be sold at 8 cents per catty (1 catty = 600 grams). One more problem is tree diseases. Residents started to leave papaya plantation sector slowly and gradually in the 1990s.
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Openness to experiences is thus key for facilitating posttraumatic growth. Individuals who score high on extraversion were more likely to adopt more problem-solving strategies, cognitive restructuring, and seek more support from others. Individuals who score high on extraversion use coping strategies that enable posttraumatic growth. Research among veterans and among children of prisoners of war suggested that openness and extraversion contributed to posttraumatic growth.
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Students that have been taught social skills are more likely to succeed in school and less likely to engage in problem behaviors. (Kellam et al., 1998; Battistich, 1999) Programs similar to Positive Discipline have been studied and shown to be effective in changing parent behavior. In a study of Adlerian parent education classes for parents of teens, Stanley (1978) found that parents did more problem solving with their teens and were less autocratic in decision making.
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These critics argue that while music may be effective in lowering perceived stress levels of patients, it is not necessarily making a difference on the actual cause of the stress response. Because the root cause of the stress is not affected, it is possible that the stress response may return shortly after therapy is ended. Those who hold this position advocate instead for a more problem-focused coping strategy that directly deals with the stressors affecting the patient.
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Vinnie Antonelli is a former mobster recently inducted into the Witness Protection Program with his wife, Linda. The two are under the watchful eye of Barney Coopersmith. Vinnie and Barney soon find common ground when both of their wives leave them due to their lifestyles. When he succeeds in getting Vinnie to a suburb in California and a private house, Barney has one more problem: he must make sure the jovial and sometimes mischievous Vinnie conforms to Witness Protection protocol until he is sent to Federal Court to testify against mob kingpins.
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When the two finally do confess to each other, there is still one more problem. Byun Hak-do, being rich, handsome and successful, assumes he could have any woman in the world, but when Chun-hyang rejects him, he attempts to win her through blackmail. Several days before the real wedding between Mong- ryong and Chun-hyang, Mong-ryong witnesses a woman being sexually assaulted and attempts to save her. He chases the assailants but the woman was in on the scheme and immediately accuses him as the assailant when an actor employed by Byun arrives on the scene.
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NAA and General Electric responded by redesigning the engine to run on a new higher-density form of jet fuel, JP-6, and filling one of the two bomb bays with a new fuel tank. In doing so the range was dramatically reduced from about to . This reduced the selection of targets that could be attacked from the US and required in-flight refueling for every mission profile, one more problem that led to the project's eventual re-direction as a purely experimental aircraft. It is estimated that the US spent about $1 billion on the program, in 2001 inflation-adjusted dollars.
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But this method requires large time and is very tedious to work with. Other than this problem there is one more problem which is the cells inside the solid part of the cylinder, which are called dead cells, are not involved in the calculations so they should be removed, otherwise they would consume extra space in computer or other resources. Stepwise approximation is not smooth and thus leads to significant error, though the grid can be refined by using a fine mesh to cover the wall region but this leads to waste of computer memory resources. Therefore, there are limitation in using methods in computational fluid dynamics based on simple coordinate system (Cartesian or cylindrical) as these systems fails while modeling of complex geometries like that of an aerofoil, furnaces, gas turbine combustors, IC-engine etc.
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