Sentence examples for a problem with control from inspiring English sources

Clegg says there was a problem with control orders.

These malfunctions in the management of medicines point to a problem with control upstream in the system.

When thousands of employees are fired for unethical behavior, that points to a systemic problem — a problem with controls, a problem with incentives and, almost certainly, a problem with culture.

[Freakonomics] Some see a problem with mayoral control of the schools.

For one thing, people accustomed to skiing fast may have a problem with speed control on such short boards.

But Crean does not have a problem with relinquishing control when it comes to solving basketball problems.

Some suffer from night terrors and a problem with muscular control called cataplexy that can lead them to collapse on the spot.

But they have said that the crew was discussing a problem with horizontal control when the tape began, about 30 minutes before the crash.

We might not have a problem with gun control in the UK as they do in the US, but knives kill too, and we definitely have a knife problem.

Weiner's dirty pictures, small beer though they are in comparison, may suggest a problem with impulse control, which, compounded by an instinct to stonewall and to blame others, might have struck voters as relevant.

And I said to myself, "Oh jeez, I want to be Canadian". Americans do seem to have a problem with volume control.