Sentence examples for has kept the problem from inspiring English sources

So far, the slow transmission of graphic images has kept the problem confined mainly to audio.

The president of Boston College, Boston's most prestigious institution of Roman Catholic education, said today that the Catholic hierarchy had "badly mishandled" the cases of sexually abusive priests and that he felt betrayed by how the church had kept the problem a secret while letting the priests continue working in parishes.

The Regents expressed frustration, however, that the plan does not move quickly enough to deal with the problems that have kept the Roosevelt secondary schools operating at substandard levels for as long as a decade.

Although the ban was subsequently lifted by European football's governing body, injury and disciplinary problems have kept the £19m France international out of the side since, allowing Joel Matip and Dejan Lovren to forge a promising partnership at the heart of the Liverpool defence.

And the country's leaders remain vague about how they plan to solve the complex, underlying problems that have kept the people of the Niger Delta impoverished and angry.

She has kept corruption, a perennial problem in Thailand, to a minimum.

The 29-year-old has made just one appearance this season because of injury and a groin problem has kept him on the sidelines since March.

The 33-year-old has recovered from a calf problem which has kept him out of the Reds' last two games.

The 30-year-old was told he needed the procedure after suffering a setback in his recovery from the problem that has kept him out since early March.

Midfielder Abou Diaby could return from the calf problem that has kept him sidelined since mid January as the Gunners attempt to nudge their title challenge back on track.

The same problem has kept Wanted 2 firmly in development hell.