Sentence examples for left problems in from inspiring English sources

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.

Deficits that occur during attacks may either resolve or leave problems, the latter in about 40% of attacks and being more common the longer a person has had the disease.

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

If left unattended, problems in long-term care will only worsen as baby boomers age into disability and dependence.

Most spectators arrived and left without problems in the first real test of Summer Games logistics in this sprawling city of 4 million.

"I left some problems in South Carolina," he told The Times in 1985.

It leaves not only problems for Israel, because they want to annihilate Israel, it leaves the problems in the sense that the Saudis, the Jordanians and others are gonna want to have access to their own nuclear weapons".

That leaves the problems in the hands of Greece's police to clean up.

"It is an area where many of the country's youth learned to leave their problems in the ring and find a future by the glove".

All you need to do is go and leave your problems in the comments field on this blogpost introducing the idea over here.

A quartet of stressed-out New Yorkers spend a month on an island but find it hard to leave their problems in the city.