Sentence examples for a presenting problem from inspiring English sources

The individual narratives may vary, but they always feature a presenting problem or set of problems that crouch behind the chair or couch, ready to pounce or, as it may be, edge their way into the room: an unloving mother; indifferent father; unlikable friends; cruel spouse; stalled ambition; inability to form an intimate relationship.

It is also a presenting problem for 2% and a background problem in 11% of school children attending general paediatric clinics [ 4].

People with psychotic symptoms as a presenting problem had an increased admission risk, while depressive symptoms were associated with lower admission risk.

The situation most frequently identified as challenging was a presenting problem that was seen as unrelated to alcohol use: …And someone with a cold, unless they're a new patient … it wouldn't be something [alcohol use] that you'd necessarily ask about… And they might be a bit affronted if you did, if you couldn't figure a way of bringing it in.

But a concert version presented problems too.

Even a successful program can present problems.

A trial here would present problems.

But constructing a memoir around it presents problems.

Admittedly, a national primary, too, would present problems.

Even immigration issues shouldn't present a problem for Britain.

The bottles were presenting a problem.