Examples of using Also a problem in English and their translations into Italian
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Demographic change is also a problem for Croatia, although average life expectancy in Croatia is lower than in other European states.
Terrorism is also a problem in this region, where it is directed against the state of Israel.
There was also a problem in terms of sharing components caused by the big price gaps between Mercedes and Chrysler vehicles.
but often also a problem in adulthood to genetic factors,
I gather that there is now also a problem in the United States.
comparability of tourism data is also a problem from the point of view of town planning.
which initially was also a problem in Rome, as we shall see.
biodiversity is also a problem for many emerging economies.
There is also a problem with adapting Community law to national law,
It's also a problem because we don't even know if the aliens who find this can see!
Besides this, there was also a problem of siphoning off the surplus of repairmen(an attractive job) to the chipping process sector,
There is also a problem with the recent appearance of stone mazes which should be discouraged.
It is also a problem for the approximately 80 thousand companies in Italy dealing with installation of equipment, which has led to protests and controversy.
Then there's also a problem about the characteristics of the production areas(Islay,
too much of it is also a problem.
The strange name that the government titled this project,'Restaurants that evoke negative emotions from the foreigners', is also a problem.
justice- it is also a problem relating to the effectiveness of European research,
There is also a problem from the point of view of competition, as a distance seller can offer the same product as national players, but considerably cheaper, simply because excise duty is not paid in the same country.
There is also a problem with transposh breaking up translations on the point in numbers like 2.0- makes a nonsense of anything using phrase‘web 2.0′ etc- could you distinguish a decimal number from a full stop by its context?
there is also a problem of mentality.