Sentence examples for commonest problems from inspiring English sources

The commonest problems involved poor observation.

In general, one of the commonest problems of government reflation is that the benefits leak out beyond your borders because the programme sucks in imports.

One of the commonest problems facing university and college students is unwanted pregnancy followed by abortion.

One of the commonest problems is deciding whether to remove the indwelling central venous catheter in bacteremic patients.

The difficulty of accessing cheap spare parts or difficulties during the disassembly process are the commonest problems observed by repair technicians.

Depression and anxiety are amongst the commonest problems seen by primary care professionals and group based interventions have the potential to offer cost-effective treatment to larger numbers of patients than individual therapy, alleviating the existing pressure on psychology services.

The NHFA, an advisory agency for nursing home fees, says fee rises for existing residents is the commonest problem raised by callers to its helpline.

The commonest problem, known as Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Syndrome (OSAS), results in poor quality sleep, daytime hypersomnolence and excess risk of road traffic crashes.

The commonest problem was not failure to obtain RNA but a low tumour cell content.

The commonest problem is bleeding, which is usually easy to control at the time of the procedure.

The commonest problem areas (i.e., over one- quarter had "problematic" scores) were, pain, dyspnoea, sleep disturbance and poor appetite.