Sentence examples for became a problem and from inspiring English sources

But powdery mildew became a problem, and it looks about to strike again.

But financing for the fabrication and installation became a problem, and the sculptures were never made.

It wasn't long before the drinking became a problem and once or twice he thought of killing himself.

However, with the establishment of permanent settlements by great numbers of people, pollution became a problem, and it has remained one ever since.

WPP's interests were compleletly aligned with Mike's so adding new customers never became a problem and the company continued to grow.

And government would have the ability to say that if we pass certain thresholds, then government's residual power would kick in and government could stop any trend dead in its tracks before it became a problem and stop any problem before it became a crisis.

"If it becomes a problem and we get hung up over cabinet nominees, yes, I'd be willing to".

Getting dressed has become a problem, and Ms. Jones has to call Ms. Popkin every morning and every night to remind her to take her pills.

"In mobile security circles, you never wait on it to become a problem and it's too late," said Fared Adib, vice president of product development at Sprint.

Ageing becomes a "problem", and a personal matter rather than a relational one, that takes place in the symbiosis of body and culture.

But by the late 1970's, drugs and gangs had become a problem and absentee landlords had devalued the area with illegal and overcrowded apartments.