Sentence examples for an added problem from inspiring English sources

Finding a faithful one is an added problem.

As an added problem, in places like Cumbria there are fewer young people, who tend to move out to urban areas where job opportunities are greater.

As an added problem, too many of us choose to consume our caffeine hit in ways that create tonnes of rubbish each year.

There's an added problem: Time spent building political consensus will further delay a coordinated offensive campaign against al-Shabab and risk unpicking aspects of the London Security Pact.

The evidence at the time indicated that the men Davis killed had carried out a string of petty thefts that day, but there was an added problem: the third man killed by the unmarked American S.U.V. fleeing the scene.

As for Italy's beleaguered Fiat, its fortunes are at last improving but its car division is still making heavy losses.Renault, like VW, has an added problem as it strives to restructure.

Barber had the added problem of an injury in training camp, a broken hand that kept him out of every preseason game.

There is also the added problem of an airborne phone moving too fast across the sky for the ground-based network to respond.

A very difficult, dynamic subject with the added problem of how to produce a film for the UK who will have their own ideas of Egypt & the revolution.

Boston College is next for Rutgers, which will have to deal with the added problem of a sudden surge of injuries.

He said conditions for further violence had ripened with the added problem of a broken water main on Rikers Island.