Examples of using As a problem in English and their translations into Bengali
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Is everything in front of you viewed as a problem or a possibility?
Pollution as a problem.
Copper sees this as a problem.
The Super Bitcoin sees this as a problem.
I don't see that[as a problem].
I realize that Saudi medical schools don't see this as a problem, but the French see it otherwise.
Hurtigruten CEO Daniel Skjeldam said"What other see as a problem, we see as a resource and a solution.
Child marriages in India are a part of the larger social construct which is not commonly flagged as a problem.
In the eastern and mid-western United States, child labour was acknowledged as a problem after the Civil War, and in the South, after 1910.
ICSI will have overcome the sleek binding so that is no longer in play as a problem.
The party officials must see these as a problem in order for the situation to change but they do not.
However, these shouldn't be taken seriously and applied in real life as a problem to be resolved.
Tracy Crouch, the first loneliness minister in the UK's history, said-“Loneliness should be recognized as a problem, regardless of age.”.
Through the 1980s and 1990s, popular music has been seen as a problem for the Iranian government because of the non-religious meanings within the music and the bodily movements of dancing or headbanging.
The concept of"political Islam" and its definition as a problem only occurred when Islamic politics began to articulate anti-Western
use of plastics completely, the U.S. sought to“reduce” plastic production, and framed the problem as a problem with waste management issue rather than production.
Russia is warming two-and-a-half times quicker than the planet on average, and the two-year"first stage" plan is an indication that the government officially recognises this as a problem, even though President Vladimir Putin denies it is man-made.
Russia is warming 2.5 times quicker than the planet on average, and the two-year“first stage” plan is an indication that the government officially recognises this as a problem, even though President Vladimir Putin denies it is man-made.
shortage of IPv4 addresses, recognized as a problem as early as the mid-1990s.
Russia is warming 2.5 times quicker than the planet on average, and the two-year“first stage” plan is an indication that the government officially recognizes this as a problem, even though President Vladimir Putin denies that human activity is the cause.