Sentence examples for beginning of problems from inspiring English sources

Instead, Lessing seemed to develop the idea that the arrival of Diski marked the beginning of problems in Peter's life.

As the dialogue began, the school began learning of problems it had not known existed.

Having represented some of the most reviled drug users in this country -- drug-using pregnant women -- I know that too often, a history of having been raped, of being sexually abused or experiencing the sudden death of a parent or other loved one marks the beginning of problem drug use.

The company began hearing of problems at Roy Kay earlier this year, but was denied access to information about the business, according to a lawsuit KeySpan filed last week in Monmouth County Superior Court.

A recent performance was canceled, just before it was to begin, because of problems with the computerized automation that controls the show's massive set and special effects, the most extensive on Broadway.

You could indeed see Johnson's marriage as the beginning of his problems or you could see it as a sort of canvas on which his problems became visible.

"But this is just the beginning of the problems.

Inevitably, the win marks the beginning of her problems rather than the end.

"That felt good, but it was just the beginning of other problems," she says.

Emily's desperate attempt at rescue is just the beginning of her problems.

Merck's shares declined roughly 25percentt from the beginning of the problems through the second quarter this year.