Sentence examples for a recurring problem with from inspiring English sources

But "X" has been a recurring problem with this child.

But I have a recurring problem with hearing Mr. Cullum's first album, "Twentysomething": it makes me think of child actors.

"That is nonsense, and a recurring problem with this police position in this case," said Simon McKay, author of the book Covert policing: law and practice.

But I have a recurring problem with most streaming-service playlists: Though I keep listening out of animal curiosity for what comes next, I am almost never surprised.

Substitution of cheaper ingredients for expensive materials was a recurring problem with meat and dairy products – both sectors that have seen steep price rises on commodity markets.

I could see straight away just from the search results that this particular model has a recurring problem with the drive belt coming off.

Still, Johnson's shoulder has been a recurring problem, something not uncommon with pitchers who've had Tommy John surgery.

A recurring problem is that people with similar names get caught in the net, causing, at the very least, repeated irritation.

If we were picking a British & Irish Lions team to go on tour to the southern hemisphere this summer, as Warren Gatland's successor will be in two years' time, there is a recurring problem: what to do with the Irish?

In conclusion, if nighttime foot pain is a recurring problem that is interfering with your sleep to the point that it is affecting your daily activities, it is time to seek medical attention.

Twenty-seven airportowersrs will be staffed with a second employee on the overnight shift as the Federal Aviation Administration struggles to deal with a recurring problem of controllers sleeping on the job.