Sentence examples for as a problem early from inspiring English sources

"One problem is that they get labelled as a problem early on and this always leads to them becoming a bigger problem," said Patrick.

It wasn't as much of a problem last fall, since networks tend to avoid putting too many big shows up against Sunday night football games.

An unresolved problem surrounding these events is the fact that sectarianism remains as much a problem today as it did during the conflict itself.

The passion that is so lacking in the love stories shines through when Hazzard describes the heat, the warrens of streets, the poverty, the beauty and the strikes among the refuse collectors (that appear to have been as much a problem 60 years ago as they are today).

"We don't see it as a problem today.

Lead contamination of candies has been recognized as a problem since 1820, when a British study found the poison widespread in London confectionary products.

As remarkable as it might seem in this age of big data and just-in-time delivery, our research suggests that the divide between demand and supply is as serious a problem today as it was in Drucker's time.

The substantial minority of Democrats who believed that "discrimination against whites is as big a problem today as discrimination against blacks and other minorities" could back a Republican presidential candidate without sacrificing their support for signature Democratic programs.

49% of PWE on LEV and 39% on AED other than LEV reported anger as sometimes or always being a problem (p=0.042).

Forty-eight per cent of patients on LEV and 45% on AED other than LEV reported depression as sometimes or always being a problem (p=0.584).

48% of PWE on LEV and 45% on AED other than LEV reported depression as sometimes or always being a problem (p=0.584).