Sentence examples for being a problem area from inspiring English sources

He's interested in Luhansk being a problem area, so that his hold on local business, local politics is not dislodged by the new government in Kiev.

It has been a problem area for a lot of top clubs.

(My whole body is a problem area?) She then started wrapping.

This insistence on a non-contact contest for the kicked ball is proving to be a problem area.

It was a problem area that Long identified earlier this season, and he worked with Overbay to correct it.

The former Sunderland player Lorik Cana captains the side from defence, while Taulant Xhaka is their most talented midfielder, but expect goalsoring to be a problem area.

Central defence has been a problem area for Bayern this season with Pep Guardiola's back-line depleted by injuries for large parts of the campaign.

The Knicks knew this would be a problem area when Antonio McDyess went down with a season-ending knee injury in October, and they were hoping Latrell Sprewell would raise their number of free-throw attempts after returning in the ninth game.

Tobacco is a problem area for the FDA for two reasons.

The lower abdominals are a problem area for a lot of people out there, and butterfly kicks do a hell of a job working out that area.

"We are genetically programmed to have different accumulations of fat in different areas, and for some women the arms can be a problem area," said Dr. David Reath, chair of the ASPS Public Education Committee and a surgeon in Knoxville, Tenn ..