Sentence examples for a problem for life from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that once exam pressure becomes medicalised it turns into a problem for life.

High pressure, by contrast, appears to be less of a problem for life.

Why might a "pro-life" pope fail to recognize that human overpopulation is a problem for all life on earth?

Simply put, I learned that gender inequality was a problem for other life-saving interventions but not for vaccines.

If his upbringing ensured that intimacy remained a problem for Albee all his life, with even some of his closest friends referring to him as "mysterious" or "unknowable", in his best work he was always present and always painfully revealing of his lost childhood and the barren, unhappy lives of his parents and their friends, and the best and worst that lurks in all of us.

"I don't think [changes in a planet's axial tilt] would be a problem for the development of advanced life," as any type of life would adapt to changing circumstances anyway, says planetary scientist Sara Seager of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.

"It will be a problem for the rest of your life.

The political management of such a large family, with its inevitable rivalries between different consorts and their sons, remained a problem for the rest of his life.

But, of course, it is a problem for playwrights interested in working-class life that we don't always have the audience we wish for.

If these hominids are indeed a separate species they remind us that life is a problem for which the solutions are many.

Descartes radically reconceptualized the problem by his dualism of matter and mind; life was a problem for which an explanation was to be sought in the mechanistic interactions of matter, and there was the question of how mind was related to the matter in living beings.