Sentence examples for became such a problem from inspiring English sources

No-shows became such a problem in the 55-seat boîte, though, that reservations were discontinued.

His damaged knees became such a problem in the past 10 years that he rarely ventured out.

In Afghanistan, homemade explosives became such a problem for NATO forces that President Hamid Karzai's government banned ammonium nitrate in 2010.

Discipline became such a problem at the high school last spring that the superintendent closed it for two days after a rash of locker fires, bomb threats and fights.

The Rams' no-huddle offense became such a problem for the Giants that when safety Deon Grant went to the turf in the first quarter, there was some thought that he had faked an injury in order to slow the game and allow the Giants to make substitutions.

Back with the Osnabruck court martial, the Times reports that the British army yesterday "admitted that the mistreatment of Iraqis in the aftermath of the war became such a problem that all soldiers had to be issued with a formal warning not to assault detainees".

But why has it only become such a problem now?

ReprintsHow did the cults become such a problem?

No wonder obesity has become such a problem.

It's not hard to see why e-waste has become such a problem.

How did something as basic, and previously reliable, as electricity become such a problem?