Sentence examples for by problems such as from inspiring English sources

Videokeratoscopy is of value in identifying corneal distortion induced by problems such as poor centration.

But it has been plagued by problems, such as accidents caused by the wires and harnesses not working properly.

The long-term success of percutaneous devices is compromised by problems such as infection, mechanical avulsion and epithelial downgrowth.

The 70s were a dark decade for English football, beset by problems such as hooliganism, dirty play, lack of cash and woeful performances by the national side.

The project staggered on as an example of government failure for years, plagued by problems such as the desert's high saline levels, which ended up contaminating the groundwater.

The provision of services and support to people affected by problems such as ageing, mental health, learning disabilities or physical and sensory disability.

The pain, which can worsen at night, can be aggravated by improperly fitting shoes as well as by foot problems such as hammertoes, mallet toes and bunions.

Again, this may reflect the current view held by Chinese-speaking Australians that depression is caused by psychosocial problems such as stress or personality-related issues.

Nevertheless, the SIGAR report said, those forces continue to be hampered by internal problems — such as poor leadership and corruption — as well as by an agile and determined foe that is making it difficult for them to control territory.

It also can be caused by medical problems, such as an abnormally high level of thyroid hormones, called hyperthyroidism.

He could have led a chorus arguing that the eurozone was undermining itself by allowing problems such as Greece's to be seen as national rather than European.