real problem

collocation in English

meanings of realand problem

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real
adjective
uk /rɪəl/ us /ˈriː.əl/
existing in fact and ...
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problem
noun[C]
uk /ˈprɒb.ləm/ us /ˈprɑː.bləm/
a situation, person, or thing that needs attention and needs to be dealt with ...
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Examples of real problem

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The ver y realproblem that true political assimilation could entail went unmentioned.
In such circumstances excessive noise can pose a realproblem with consequent frustration for pupils and teachers alike.
This is the realproblem and its goes unaddressed.
The example of the ship controller, however, refers to what seems to be a realproblem in the navigation of bulk carriers and supertankers.
But the realproblem with this objection is that it contradicts scripture - and not just the scripture of one or two religious traditions.
I see this variability of the universe across demographic measures as a realproblem.
The realproblem, of course, is not a linguistic problem but a social one.
The realproblem was to determine who had the right not to be considered an inferior.
The realproblem with this book lies elsewhere.
Too many analyses use standard loss functions that often are not very suitable for the realproblem at hand.
In our opinion, there is no realproblem here.
The realproblem is the selection of the node sets.
This may be hard to contest but the realproblem here is the gaping hole in the data on community health services.
External constraints existed, but the realproblem was internalized within women.
In trying to fillet out what his ideas were, there is a realproblem: his failure to follow up the logic of his own insights.
The realproblem is the book's timing, or rather lack of timeliness.
The displacement of power from states to technocratic organizations has created a realproblem of legitimacy.
So the realproblem seems to be one of integrating the different representations.
And this is a realproblem that archaeologists frequently face, without perhaps realizing it.
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