Sentence examples for lifetime of problems from inspiring English sources

These children need help making drastic changes to their lifestyles and diet to prevent a lifetime of problems.

If homelessness is hard on adults, for the young, it can be disastrous, starting a slide into a lifetime of problems.

The man says he suffered a lifetime of problems with attention and focus: at work he had succeeded by compensating – assiduously making notes and using humour to cover for his difficulties.

"Something tragic?" She hadn't read any further than the first page of the file on her father's desk, and didn't know anyway if they put that sort of thing in it, the list of his lifetime of problems: dead mother, dead father, beaten by auntie, contracted out to a sweatshop, punished with burns.

But if you ignore it and keep climbing, you risk a monumental injury such as a pull or worse, and that could ruin climbing for months or years, leading to surgery or a lifetime of problems.

While data from the Registry and The Learning Cohort cannot yet prospectively characterize long-term safety issues arising from rheumatic disease treatment, lifetime experiences of problems or side effects from medications and intolerance to methotrexate were measured.

Marty's preternatural good cheer continued through a lifetime of health problems.

A third of children leaving primary school are overweight or obese and at risk of a lifetime of health problems including diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

At the least it would ensure that food stamps wouldn't subsidize, in the name of nutrition, a product that causes obesity and a lifetime of health problems.

But after a lifetime of health problems, Ms. Pinto was daunted by the thought of putting her mother and herself through such a medical ordeal and wasn't sure she wanted to go through with it.

Those with two mutated genes are said to have sickle-cell disease, which can cause a lifetime of health problems like severe pain, anemia, stroke and damage to tissue and organs.