Sentence examples for build-up of problems from inspiring English sources

Plus, if you attract a wide range of nature's little helpers into your plot, they can help prevent a build-up of problems in the first place.

The euro's weaknesses can, with difficulty, be addressed and measures can be put in place that should at least mitigate the build-up of similar problems in future.

Powerful air scrubbers are designed to refresh the air and prevent the build-up of microbes – a problem that plagued the Mir space station.

In the past, attempts to achieve such high pixel rates have been stymied by the build-up of electrical static, which caused problems with the brightness of the screens.

The build-up of waste is not a problem because colonies are relatively small and sparsely populated.

To achieve an unsurpassed level of oral hygiene leading to excellent gum health, the challenge is to eliminate odour causing Volatile Sulphur Compounds (VSCs) and bacteria associated with the build-up of plaque, tooth decay and gum problems.

The Pitt Review, commissioned by the previous government after the horrible 2007 floods, concluded that "dredging can make the river banks prone to erosion, and hence stimulate a further build-up of silt, exacerbating rather than improving problems with water capacity".

"A re-run of the early 1990s is certainly not on the cards". The CML said rising interest rates were a main driver of the increase, while a build-up of personal debt was also causing problems for many financially-stretched households.

This has caused a rapid build-up of foreign-exchange reserves, creating new sorts of problems.

At least no one is attributing Morgan Stanley's problems to a build-up of dust bunnies in the executive suites.

Among other problems are the build-up of ions in the detector components and the susceptibility of the materials in the structure to dielectric breakdown.