Sentence examples for developed problems with from inspiring English sources

Many are divorced and have lost touch with their children or have developed problems with drink.

The HST also developed problems with its gyroscopes and with its solar-power arrays.

After a blast in 2007, he developed problems with speech, balance, thinking and focusing his eyes.

In 1974, he developed problems with his stomach, so serious that a nylon mesh was installed to rebuild much of it.

In an interview with the American talk show host, he said that first he developed "problems with food" and used to eat chocolate "compulsively".

While practicing the flute six hours a day for graduate school auditions, she developed problems with her shoulder, wrist and fifth finger, as well as numbness and tingling in her hand.

"You might work with frail older people who are depressed and are starting to develop problems with dementia," she says.

If a woman's hair is cut while she is pregnant, the baby could develop problems with its vision.

"Research has shown you only need to use ice five or six times before developing problems with it, which is why I think it is particularly dangerous.

A number of studies have indicated a relationship between periodontal disease and a heightened risk of developing problems with the heart or circulatory system.

Some patients, said Dr. Marilyn Albert, who directs the division of cognitive neuroscience at Johns Hopkins, never develop problems with agitation and aggression at all.