Sentence examples for a serious problem after from inspiring English sources

Overpopulation became a serious problem after the eradication of falciparum malaria by the early 1950s led to a sharp increase in population.

The RP ratio has remained almost constant during the four decades after the 1980s due to an improvement in resource recovery technology as well as newly detected and confirmed oil resources, although oil resource depletion was a serious problem after the oil shocks in 1970s.

Enhanced bleeding remains a serious problem after cardiac surgery, and fibrinolysis is often involved.

Although it is relatively easy to manage secretions through an endotracheal tube, it can be a serious problem after extubation and especially during NIV.

The result was major bush fires which, archaeologists have discovered, became a serious problem just after the giant wombat disappeared from Australia.

Because the atrial septum is closed when the lungs are inflated during birthing and because ASD manifests as a serious problem only after birth, we examined whether the HSP60 mice had developmental defects during the embryonic stage in the E17 embryos.

Thanks to a BBC initiative, the government was forced into acknowledging a serious problem - particularly after one senior policeman described current practices as a new form of bonded labour and "modern day slavery".

Peritoneal adhesion is a serious problem that develops after most abdominopelvic surgeries.

From the other hand SS disposal in Greece is still a serious problem since 30 years after the adoption of the rules for the agricultural use of SS from the EU and Greece with the Directive 86/278, in essence its use in agriculture has not yet started.

Delayed gastric emptying (DGE) is a common serious problem after pancreaticoduodenectomy (PD).

Suicide after patients have absconded from wards remains a serious problem, but there were few serious incidents after patients escaped from secure units, the report found.