Sentence examples for more current problems from inspiring English sources

Those participants who endorsed physiological dependence reported higher rates of lifetime psychiatric and substance use disorders, higher rates of current drug use and more current problems.

"Understanding what happened back then is relevant to the general and more current problem of human impacts on landscapes and biota.

The winter attendees in our study reported significantly more current sleeping problems than the attendees in other seasons.

Illicit drug use was associated significantly with male gender, lower levels of education, being unemployed, lower education for the head of household, having fewer assets, higher number of stressful life events, more current social problems and more child abuse categories.

The aim is to describe the rationale and nature of the treatment and to identify jointly one or more current interpersonal problems that will thereafter become the focus of treatment.

"While at the margin it would always be better if they were growing faster or buying more, Japan's current problems are not going to affect the U.S. economic cycle in any major way," said Carl Weinberg, chief global economist at High Frequency Economics, a consulting firm.

The 27% decline from its recent high appears to more than discount current problems.

And so we should endorse the guidelines that those who have polluted more should pay more to help redress current problems (The Polluter Pays Principle).

I can imagine nothing more relevant to our current problems".

Egypt, meanwhile, is now more preoccupied with its current problems than with retribution against its former ruler.

In fact, the American experience — which is obviously far more germane to our current problems than the experience of developing countries like Indonesia or Thailand — suggests exactly the opposite.