Sentence examples for have been recurring problems from inspiring English sources

But there have been recurring problems.

Drug shortages are a multifaceted problem that has been recurring in Saudi Arabia over the past decade with its significant negative impact on patient care.

In England and Scotland, lost police files have been a recurring problem in the current wave of revelations around historical abuse in childcare institutions.

Student-registration controversies have been a recurring problem since 1971, when the 26st Amendment lowered the voting age to 18 from 21, and despite a 1979 ruling by the United States Supreme Court that students have the right to register at their college address.

But "X" has been a recurring problem with this child.

Disparity in the size of constituencies has been a recurring problem in legislative apportionment.

Still, Johnson's shoulder has been a recurring problem, something not uncommon with pitchers who've had Tommy John surgery.

In addition, flooding has been a recurring problem, although measures to control it were made after serious floods in 1929 and 1935.

That has been a recurring problem during a league campaign in which they have failed to score in 19 of 35 matches.

Although the Paris Review exchange was conducted by letter, the final transcript pretended to describe an encounter in which Green's partial deafness had been a recurring problem.

That this has been a recurring problem, and the premeditated way in which I saw you take my paper, makes resolution more difficult.