Sentence examples for ground for problems from inspiring English sources

Zuccotti Park had become a breeding ground for problems the protesters could have avoided without a physical location.

Fraser Nelson at Coffee House says the Office for Budget Responsibility's report suggests that very tough spending cuts are yet to come, and that "the years 2015-20 are being used as dumping ground, for problems deemed too difficult to solve in 2010-15".

Having any green space at all is considered a huge extra in many urban centers, but in markets where yards are commonplace, many people find that they're also fertile ground for problems.

Because facts are neutral and verifiable, they become the common ground for problem solving.

Low-accountability cultures are fertile ground for major problems.

The camp's poor hygiene and ramshackle living conditions are a breeding ground for health problems.

Selling sex is not illegal in Sweden; therefore prostitution is not a ground for legal problems for women.

"Strip clubs serve as fertile ground for the problem to fester," said Sgt. Charles Lovell of the Portland Police Bureau.

In [19], by using a monotonicity trick and a global compactness lemma, Li and Ye obtained the positive ground state for problem (1.2) when (f x,u)= vert u vert ^{p-2}u) and (pin 3,frac{2N}{N-2})).

This article clearly mentions the problems that TCP faces in wireless ad hoc networks, namely, frequent route failure and channel contention, which are serious problems and provide the grounds for other problems to arise.

Though Papua New Guineans are extremely welcoming people, there is a growing resentment towards the idea of settling refugees in their country, believing that PNG is being used as a dumping ground for Australia's problems, and fearing they will receive preferential treatment over locals, many of whom are struggling to meet their own daily needs.