Sentence examples for into a problem for from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that once exam pressure becomes medicalised it turns into a problem for life.

Even today, critics turn the question into a problem for gay writers in a way that they almost never do for straights.

"The propensity of the PR and legal departments of companies is not to 'fess up, not to even say they are carefully looking into a problem for fear that they will get hit with lawsuits".

In response to Ferguson expressing concern about Labour's performance in May, Corbyn said: "There is not one story on any election anywhere in the UK that the BBC will not spin into a problem for me.

The academies ran into a problem for the 2002 game when it was discovered last month that a medical convention had booked the bulk of the hotel rooms in central Philadelphia on the same weekend, Dec. 7, as the game.

A military emboldened even further, and the resulting instability, would make it harder to reverse the country's slide and would turn it into a problem for the region, say many Ivoirians and foreigners here.

By associating each prefix with a key value, the problem of searching for the longest matching prefix was transformed into a problem of searching for a corresponding index.

This characteristic, along with the increase in terrorist attacks that have struck various cities of the USA and Europe in recent years, have turned terrorism into a problem of interest, both for clinicians and for public health professionals.

However, translating Title 7 into reality is still a problem for our community.

This could turn into a bit of a problem for the US.

Translating 1950's underworld slang into subtitles for 2000 posed a problem for Mr. Dassin, who worked with Bruce Goldstein (whose company, Rialto Pictures, has released the film in the United States) and the journalist Lenny Borger to create a new English text.