Improvements
Problems and improvements are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Problems" instead a noun "Improvements".
Problems
Improvements and problems are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Improvements" instead a noun "Problems".
Both words in one sentence
- Most other places in the Fallout verse have no problems like this though, one of the few improvements they have over modern society.
Source: Urban Segregation -
In reality, after a couple of years you tend to run out of genuinely incompetent staff, and continuing this policy leads to unnecessary corporate politicking and significant problems with workplace morale and performance, instead of improvements in the workforce.
- He tells her all about the great improvements in medicine, long distance communication, automobiles... but then she asks if there are any drawbacks and he admits the future has its own share of problems: pollution, overpopulation, and nuclear weapons.
Source: The Future Will Be Better
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