Sentence examples for considerable problem among from inspiring English sources

Although tobacco use is a considerable problem among Somalis, especially among men, little research has examined factors affecting tobacco use and cessation.

The RNs experienced constipation as a considerable problem among nursing home residents which they felt was due to long-term use of laxatives, dehydration, pain-killers, inactivity, suppression of the need to defecate, or inability to sit during defecation.

His health has been a problem, a considerable problem".

Outcome reporting bias is a considerable problem.

Finally, incomplete documentation of prescriptions was a considerable problem.

In conclusion, colon cancer recurrence remains a considerable problem.

13 14 The high injury rate among football players in general and female players in particular constitutes a considerable problem for the player, the club, and given the popularity of the sport for society at large.

Characters known to have much intraspecific variation and/or considerable problems with assessment of homology among more distantly related groups, such as genital structures and wing venation, were not included in the present matrix.

* Large neighbour Germany sees "considerable problems" (Adds Irish foreign minister).

There were considerable problems with realising the design.

The construction of the line caused considerable problems.