Sentence examples for frequent problems in from inspiring English sources
Acute and long-standing groin pain are frequent problems in sports involving rapid directional changes, 1 2 and frequently lead to absence from sporting activities.
The failures due to the propagation of fatigue cracks are one of the most frequent problems in rotating machines.
Rolling-element bearing failures are the most frequent problems in rotating machinery, which can be catastrophic and cause major downtime.
Borehole resistance analysis showed almost double value for coaxial system compared to 2U-loop, due to frequent problems in cementation of inclined boreholes.
Scenes frame by frame, significant displacements, low-frequency videos, freezing, and high-speed displacements are frequent problems in images captured with an on-board camera due to the complex dynamic of the quadrotors during indoor flight.
Deforestation, ecosystem homogenization, and diversity loss are frequent problems in tropical livestock systems, which can foster substantial human-wildlife conflict when wild carnivores with declining prey bases turn to cattle depredation.
"We've written songs against sexual harassment, a frequent problem in the country," he says.
He is struggling to find somewhere else to live – a frequent problem in the capital, with high rents and scarce accommodation.
THE International Society of Travel Medicine has spent hours of its biennial conventions since it was formed in 1989 debating how to tell people that travel in the developing world is not like being in Kansas: that malaria is a reality in particular areas, that motor-vehicle crashes are a more severe hazard than Japanese encephalitis, that diarrhea is a frequent problem in the tropics.
Schools effectively operate a gentleman's agreement over areas that could spark tension, such as placing children who arrive in the city in the middle of a school year – a frequent problem in a naval city where families move between barracks.
Pressure ulcers is a frequent problem in hospitalized patients.
