Sentence examples for developing a problem from inspiring English sources

A year ago, John started developing a problem with compulsive, involuntary masturbation.

Can drivers tell if their vehicle is developing a problem?

Even a likelihood of developing a problem in the future can be disqualifying.

He said his goal was to help women whose eggs became fertilized but then stopped developing, a problem mostly traceable to defects in structures in their egg cells called mitochondria.

However, she argues that it's misleading to say gambling is out of control since the vast majority of people are still able to enjoy the odd flutter without developing a problem.

His Berkshire yard's Spirit Son, who had been third favourite for the ChampionHurdle, was ruled out of the Festival after developing a problem with his off-foreleg on Thursday.

Developing a problem-based course can take lots of time and, for the inexperienced, can be hard to deliver with the right tension (e.g. keeping students engaged and challenged and learning and not slacking off or feeling rushed).

Has Apple developed a problem with simplicity?

In my experience, it was the student's responsibility to develop a problem and a hypothesis.

He was a teacher, and he developed a problem with drink just as his father had.

The Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh's plane mysteriously developed a problem that delayed his arrival.