Sentence examples for daily problem from inspiring English sources

More than a third (38%) said lack of sleep among youngsters is a daily problem for them.

But even for a woman not suffering a full-blown eating disorder, disappointment with the size or shape of her body can be a daily problem.

The immediate concern of the American forces was more tactical: trying to shut down the mortar and rocket attacks that have become a daily problem for the Green Zone.

Think also of the "whirlpooling" in public pools a few summers ago, when girls were surrounded and groped, and of the sexual harassment that is a daily problem in our schools.

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And in a school where basic discipline is a daily problem, getting rid of those students can make it easier to maintain order for those who do show up and do their work.

But no sooner had he explained how the daily problem-solving and task-oriented nature of filmmaking had provided an emotional shield than he burst into tears as he described watching a scene in the crematorium: "I saw on the monitor this shot -- going up this naked woman's legs, up to this guy pulling a gold filling out of her mouth.

You read in Forward, the journal of the Spinal Injuries Association, of people skydiving, canoeing, skiing, driving quad bikes with head controls (something I intend to try myself), and the uncomplaining, daily problem-solving, and realise how much tenacious spirit there is out there.

"Hundreds of soldiers are facing daily problems," he said.

The paper has a Sala de Reporteros, where readers come for advice on daily problems.

One shows Alia's old English teacher, Mr Crane, wrestling with the daily problems of life at a Sussex state school.