Sentence examples for have greater problems from inspiring English sources
Leghorns from the studied strain may have greater problems in adapting to a new environment.
Innovators and technology users face problems that they have to solve and the more technologically innovative firms have greater problems.
Cigarette smokers have greater problems with alcohol than members of the general population, due partly to the influence of smoking on alcohol consumption.
Today's Supreme Court decision will remove cost as a barrier to birth control, and that's a significant gain since decades of public health data shows that childbirth- related deaths are higher among women who have greater problems accessing birth control.
In addition, local funding means schools receive very different levels of financial support and black and Latino children tend to live in the school districts that have greater problems and fewer resources.
Thus, areas with high rates of ACSH would have greater problems of access than those with lower rates.
She thinks that she and other autistic people, though they unquestionably have great problems in some areas, may have extraordinary, and socially valuable, powers in others — provided that they are allowed to be themselves, autistic.
She thinks that she and other autistic people, though they unquestionably have great problems in some areas, may have extraordinary, and socially valuable, powers in others provided that they are allowed to be themselves, autistic.
Both the adopting and non-adopting districts reported that they did not have great problems with musculoskeletal pain and that the employees did not often complain about pain.
Some respondents had difficulties affording the cumulative costs of attending a doctor to obtain a prescription then buying the medicine: "… We have great problems being able to afford 30 70 dollar doctor's fees even if you can claim it back.
