Sentence examples for problem ended from inspiring English sources

An ignition problem ended her day early as she finished 36th in the 40-car field.

The problem ended when food was brought in from elsewhere and salt was iodized.

There is a spot for the fast bowler Liam Plunkett, who took 19 wickets in four Tests last summer before an ankle problem ended his summer.

Some biographers, including Moyle, speculate that a gynecological problem ended their sex life, but that was also the time when Wilde decided he much preferred young men.

Another clampdown ensued and, finally, the problem ended up in Holbeck, a poor, white, working-class area south of the river.

BEN MCGRATH: Yeah, I think one of the most unfortunate things about this season was that a sport-wide problem ended up getting blamed on the players, and even on individual players.

In eurozone banking, as in the T-tail jet, not every problem ends in disaster.

Lack of insurance also discourages prudent investments in prevention.So the uninsured problem ends by driving up overall costs too.

The problem ends up being shoved onto poorer cities like Redwood City and then onto San Francisco and Oakland.

Radcliffe, 38, withdrew from London 2012 because of a foot problem, ending hopes of adding an Olympic medal to her list of accolades.

And let's not pretend that the GOP's diversity problem ends with voter equality.