Sentence examples for become a problem during from inspiring English sources

Faulty and rundown heating systems like the one at the Weiss house have become a major concern because periods of peak electricity use, which used to be concentrated in the summer, when air-conditioners are running, have now become a problem during the winter as well, according to Michael Lowndes, a LIPA spokesman.

On the telephone, he admitted to being an alcoholic and said that drinking had become a problem during his college years at Tennessee, where he, a northeast African-American teenager, needed a release from the social pressures for a young star athlete in the South.

Although the first human-mediated introduction of species in the Baltic Sea occurred in the eleventh to twelfth century, species invasions have become a problem during the past two decades, especially with intensified invasion of alien species from the Ponto-Caspian region.

Whereas it could be argued, that sequence depended on condition of the individual infant, varying order of intervention could still become a problem during treatment of more complex patients (such as very preterm infants) which require a team of varying caregivers.

A gown that is lengthy can become a problem during labor and delivery as it could get in the way of your fetal monitoring or the birth of the baby.

That became a problem during the recession, she said, when "we were a little bit squeezed on our margins because of the high cost of the euro".

This became a problem during their first marathon together.

Brezhnev's vanity became a problem during his reign.

It is a paradox that it became a problem during times of improved sanitation and increasing affluence.

The motivation for conducting many of the included retention trials was reactive rather than planned upfront (i.e. when loss to follow-up became a problem during trial follow-up, rather than planned prior to host trial commencement).

This can become a problem.