Sentence examples for infestation problem from inspiring English sources

The band's management claim the amphitheatre advised them of a "significant pigeon infestation problem", but insisted they were "doing all they could to fix it".

If, as these people say, the New York rat problem has returned, city health officials say it is as much an image problem as an infestation problem.

Judge John F. Keenan of United States District Court took a detour in his written opinion on anthrax contamination on Thursday to express his concern about an "excessive mice infestation problem" at Morgan that came to light during recent anthrax hearings.

The company founded by the two researchers aims to help power stations on the Great Lakes in North America deal with their zebra mussel infestation problem.

The scene was filmed to establish a running gag that Pawnee has a terrible raccoon infestation problem.

This is a reference to a running gag, established from the series, that Pawnee has a terrible raccoon infestation problem.

The creation of the task force comes after reports in recent weeks of intense rat infestation problems in Rego Park and at the Baruch Houses on the Lower East Side public housing project.

Increases in headache and migraine could be related to neurotoxicant (e.g., pesticide) exposure in housing, which may be more common among families living in poor-quality housing that is more likely to have pest infestation problems (Julien et al. 2008).

"If an area can go three years without any infestation, the problem can be considered eradicated".

Bobby Parikh, spokesperson for letting agency Charles Derby Estates, says: "There are several factors that should condemn a house to let, including mould growth, broken glass, fumes/gases, falling plaster, blocked drains, dangerous or decaying stairs, faulty gas or electrical installations, rats, cockroaches and other vermin infestations, or problems with rubbish or sewage".

Without it comes pest infestation, a costly problem that takes time to fix.