Sentence examples for became a problem to from inspiring English sources
"And the question became, how much could you eat before it became a problem?" To that end, Mr. Ackerman enlisted a troupe of eight other performers, many of whom studied acting together at the New Actors Workshop on West 30th Street, to see if they could eat an entire meal on a moving train.
It has become a problem to use this value, however, because the control specimen sizes and shapes may be different from country to country.
In the end it doesn't matter how good and virtuous a worker you are, if you insist on cashing in what you think you're owed for all your hard work you become a problem to be solved.
Defra, however, is taking the reappearance of wild boar seriously and last year introduced a policy and action plan that determined the boar can now be shot if they become a problem to local communities.
He tells his addressees that, by living in such-and-such a way, they weigh themselves down ('tibi gravis eris'; On Peace of Mind 3.6), or become a problem to themselves ('tu tibi molestus es'; Letter 21.1).
