Sentence examples for has increased problems from inspiring English sources

We had expressed an interest in acquiring him during training camp, and in addition, he protects us in the event Morten Andersen has increased problems with his knee.

There's some evidence that female workers may have increased problems with stillbirths.

The patient, a 44-year-old man, reported having had increased problems with sleepiness in the last 20 years, falling asleep at his job and being increasingly tired.

Because head movement is unconstrained, all infant eyetrackers may have increased problems of unreliability that is, instances in which the infant is looking to the screen, but either the pupillary reflection or glint is unavailable or judged unreliable, leading to no POG being recorded.

She still enjoys life in her adapted home in Bradford, but is having increasing problems.

India and China have had increasing problems because of the huge pressure on demand for more electricity as they industrialise.

She said recently she still enjoyed life in her specially adapted home, but was having increasing problems.

Now seven years into the disorder, Mr. Riedner is having increasing problems performing the tasks of daily living.

Amid anger and disillusion over last year's election, Iran's counter-intelligence department dedicated to defending the country's nuclear secrets, Oghab 2, is having increasing problems assuring the loyalty of scientists and officials.

School sixth-forms are having increasing problems meeting curriculum requirements, but the gravest problems are faced by England's 93 sixth-form colleges – some of which had lost around a third of their funding by the end of the last parliament, as well as being clobbered by the abolition of the educational maintenance allowance.

Currently marketed anticancer medications have increasing problems of various toxic side effects and development of resistance to their action.