Sentence examples for left problems from inspiring English sources

National codification was prevented by provisions of the 1848 constitution that left problems of private law to the individual cantons.

The UK has not seen low inflation because domestic wages are falling, or because the authorities have left problems in the banking system to fester.

The longtime campaign manager, Joe Trippi, according to several of his acolytes, was an inspirational but dysfunctional leader, who held authority close to his messy office, left problems to fester and never built a close enough relationship with Dr. Dean.

Lack of proper management coordination and the inability to take prompt actions in Kolkata had left problems unaddressed, including complaints of uncooperative and unresponsive behaviour by some CDMU staff.

The 1981 SDP breakaway from Labour, and the subsequent Liberal/SDP Alliance, exacerbated the "split left" problem.

It still leaves problems.

Although the definition is useful, it still leaves problems.

But leaving education doesn't mean leaving problems behind.

Don't leave problems until they are critical.

But the unreformed nature of the Lords leaves problems beyond potential corruption in its wake.

I felt very strongly you shouldn't come into an area, make it worse, and leave problems behind".