Sentence examples for long problems from inspiring English sources

Underground systems do not last as long, problems are much harder to detect and take longer to fix, and underground systems can be more susceptible to damage from some storms — floods, for instance — than aboveground ones.

He believes it's the players, not the game, that should change: I can't deny or ignore the fact that consistent brain trauma can lead to life long problems and this trauma does occur in hockey along with others sports as well.

Know how to keep long problems organized.

Ours is quite a long problem and quite a public problem.

Florida has a long problem with sinkholes, which cause millions of dollars in damage annually.

Why someone may have a life long problem with addiction.

Cano stepped in Wednesday against the Minnesota left-hander Brian Duesning fighting season-long problems against left-handed pitching (.219).219

"Some people developed complications, I'm sure, that will give them life-long problems, long-term disabilities, as a result of the delay".

Shifting Faneca to tackle is a strong possibility given the Steelers' season-long problems in protecting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who was sacked 47 times in 15 games.

Crucially, though, health officials believe that when the virus is caught by pregnant women, it may cause microcephaly: babies born with an unusually small head, a disability that causes life-long problems.

For one day at least, the Yankees solved their season-long problems with runners in scoring position, going 6 for 12. Rodriguez went 3 for 3 over all, with three runs and five runs batted in.