Examples of using A second problem in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
A second problem is institutional.
However, this creates a second problem.
A second problem is pricing.
Moreover, Luther had a second problem.
There is a second problem that worries me.
The loudness of the gun is a second problem.
There is a second problem that worries me.
But all of a sudden now there was a second problem.
A second problem is the charging time.
But all of a sudden now there was a second problem: How do we actually get the smoke down?
A second problem concerns the banks.
What is a second problem that damages many families?
A second problem is linked to equal opportunities.
But there is a second problem as both Reuters and Alphaville point out.
A second problem with the film is the ending.
That brings us to a second problem with the petition, which is its tendency towards revolutionary romanticism.
A second problem that Mr Turmes has referred to is the scale of projects.
We have identified a second problem- and it has already been mentioned today- namely, the issue of deforestation.
A second problem which I believe to be of concern is that of gas emissions.
A second problem with materialism is that it obscures the importance of relations.
A second problem with high debt levels is the need to refinance regularly.
A second problem is that some pills and supplements have ingredients which can be harmful.
A second problem is that the new nationalists often ignore the complexity of the modern world.
A second problem is the active resistance of the legal-rational state to the patrimonial household.
A second problem is opposition to Croatia participating in the Iraq war, even as part of a NATO-led mission.
A second problem, which has been placed through the ontological starting point of Athanassius, concerns the existence of God Himself.
There is a second problem, since polyclinics often overlap and there is a spreading of forces and therefore cost.
A second problem has to do with the fact that the people who join such an information platform(for example Facebook) actually give away information about themselves for free.
A second problem in this area is the fragmentation of research work among numerous and independent laboratories, without horizontal connections and an integrated structure of competence poles.
A second problem is that the report neither undertakes an analysis of current trapping standards nor considers how many animals are trapped in the EU or in some of the other countries which are considering signing the agreement.