Sentence examples for period of problems from inspiring English sources

The running of the council was in effect taken over by a government department and its children's services – which had been through a long period of problems revealed in a series of damning reports – were handed over to a children's trust.

Although the 23-year-old New Yorker started taking naps as a means of coping before the term was popularized, she continues to rely on napping when she wants to avoid a period of problems or thinking.

Mark Sands, personal insolvency partner at accounting firm RSM, said: "The fifth consecutive quarterly increase in personal insolvency levels might suggest that consumers are entering a new period of problem debt.

A total of 130 Year 2 students experienced the period of problem-based learning and 100 responses to an evaluative questionnaire were received and analyzed.

Patients report only brief periods of problems with chewing after BTX injection and the return of normal function after a short time [21].

Before that, the Montreal Expos had to go on the road for an extended period because of problems at Olympic Stadium.

We may be entering a new period of hard problems and hard choices".

king of Poland (1704 09, 1733) during a period of great problems and turmoil.

City rivals Rangers have won the Scottish title three years in a row, but Lord Reid believes that he leaves Celtic stronger than they were when he arrived despite a period of financial problems throughout football and rising debts.

The takeover finally went through having been held up by the need to satisfy FA rules concerning existing debtors, following a long period of financial problems at the north Wales club.

His statement was widely repeated and, although he claimed to have made it in jest, it alienated a large part of his workforce and began a period of labor problems.