Sentence examples for in more problems from inspiring English sources

Among those who could benefit are the war wounded because short stumps, resulting for example from improvised explosive device blasts, tend to result in more problems with socket fitting and young, fit soldiers tend to have greater expectations of their prosthetics.

Moreover, the problems may have been more difficult for students in the NHE condition of the academic year sample population, causing them to ask for hints and answers in more problems compared to students in the HE condition.

Up until this point in their studies, students have usually learned to play it safe and get to the right answer, and so we seek to put them into modes where, as is the case in more problems than not, there's not a right answer.

I hurriedly set up new computers with the giddiness of a child unraveling a Christmas gift, and was the first to take them apart if there were any issues (although, to be fair, this often resulted in more problems than solutions).

The lack of communication probably resulted in more problems than all other factors combined.

However, some believed that this irregular attendance would result in more problems and were concerned by this happening to their child.

The program group engaged in more problem-solving coping compared to the waitlist group at follow-up.

On average, leaders (especially if they were boys) were perceived as engaging in more problem behaviors than were nonleaders.

Consistent with this perspective, males engaged in more problem behaviors than females.

"But the further I got in, the more problems I saw in how the system is managed -- it has to change".

This may cause severe emotional and self esteem setbacks which will in turn create more problems for the child.