Sentence examples for prey to problems from inspiring English sources

It falls prey to problems similar to those that refuted (H1) both as an interpretation of Socrates, and as an acceptable account of wisdom.

They were difficult to update, they could not learn, they were "brittle" (i.e., they could make grotesque mistakes when given unusual inputs), and they fell prey to problems (such as the qualification problem) that had been identified years earlier.

Should the government fall prey to big problems, and the European referendum is only the most obvious of several hazards, party members might prefer to entrust the leadership in somebody who represents change.

On Dec. 19, the clapboard-sided York Street building, whose membership includes Yale students, alumni and faculty, fell prey to financial problems worsened by the economic meltdown and closed after 145 years.

Indeed, Crufts has even fallen prey to a problem more commonly associated with big sporting events.

What's more, the team claims in a report out today, the compound is unlikely to fall prey to the problem of antibiotic resistance.

What's more, the new compound works in such a way that it's unlikely to fall prey to the problem of antibiotic resistance.

Unfortunately, when I went to catch up on a few shows the other night, I fell prey to a problem that's nagged the site since it launched: content owners frequently impose bizarre restrictions on which content you're allowed to watch on Hulu.

It thus seems plausible that many screening studies would be prey to the problem of low false negative rates.

But even if Northern Cyprus can avoid the classic pitfalls of water transfer projects, Mersin Province in Turkey could fall prey to donor-basin problems.

SMEs that fall prey to cash flow problems often say they find it difficult to monitor and don't know how to rectify the situation when things are going wrong.