Sentence examples similar to Influx of problems from inspiring English sources

There are benefits, says Stanley Litow, who has overseen the corps from its conception: communities benefit from an influx of talented problem-solvers, the company's brand is polished and it gets a squadron of leaders with new skills.

And yet the influx of capital presents problems.

And the influx of aid has brought problems.

A separate survey from Universities UK warns that an influx of students can bring problems for local communities as well as benefits.

The Cologne attacks prompted Pope Francis to remark that the "immense influx" of refugees was "causing problems" but that Europe had the means to strike a balance between protecting citizens and helping refugees.

The "immense influx" of migrants was causing problems, he said, but the continent had the means to strike a balance between protecting its citizens and helping migrants.

Some blacks say that the influx of teenagers is the problem and that it could be solved by enforcing curfew laws.

A mass influx of asylum seekers can create problems and we have to work to manage them.

In an interview Tuesday with the Beijing Evening News, a popular tabloid, Mr. Wen said that an unchecked influx of rural migrants could cause problems for Beijing.

However, this winter has seen some hospitals hit 100% bed occupancy and many others become 98% or 99% full as they struggle to cope with a sudden influx of patients, many with breathing problems.

Adding to the costs, it says, will be an influx of people with chronic health problems who are either uninsured or enrolled in high-risk pools that now offer coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.