Sentence examples for experiencing severe problems from inspiring English sources
Thirty years after Bloody Sunday, the army was still experiencing severe problems, defence officials say.
The Delhi Master Plan 2021 noted: "Over the years a large number of the residential areas have been experiencing severe problems of vehicular congestion and shortage of parking space.
Neither facility raised other livestock and each was experiencing severe problems with starlings (> 10,000 starlings/day).
High risk indicates that the participant is at high risk of experiencing severe problems (health, social, financial, legal, or relationship difficulties) as a result of their current pattern of use and are likely to be dependent (with scores >26).
But both nations could experience severe problems after that if they fail to curb the epidemic.
Based on the survey, researchers estimated then, between 15,400 and 41,000 adolescents in New York had experienced severe problems with gambling.
Inability to carry out techniques appeared more common in the DVD group, apart from one participant in the face-to-face group who experienced severe problems with breath holding.
"Now we see this further unacceptable disruption, just as people try to get home after Christmas and at a time when many of our roads have experienced severe problems because of the bad weather".
But some people with no history of neurological damage can also experience severe problems recognizing faces (Bornstein, 1963; McConachie, 1976).
