Sentence examples for problem expanding from inspiring English sources

Analyzing the other learner's knowledge of the patient's problem expanding what they thought they knew.

While Carrefour, a large French supermarket company that is one of Ahold's major rivals in Europe, has had difficulty swallowing the Promodès chain, and Wal-Mart has run into problems expanding in Germany and Latin America, Ahold has steamrolled across the globe so far with only a few hiccups.

But as they mature, they will have problems expanding.

Among the companies I watch, only Honeywell seems to be having problems expanding its controls business something Jack Welch doubtless will look into.

There are similar problems expanding HIV/AIDS prevention programmes: according to a joint WHO-UNICEF-UNAIDS report, only 30 of 92 countries providing data had introduced needle/syringe programmes and only 26 had introduced opiate substitution therapy (OST) by 2008 [ 2].

Senator Edward M. Kennedy is the rare man who shows flashes of them all, making him a singular senator, one of the last towering figures on a stage where the players and the performances seem to be shrinking even as the problems expand.

Urban problems Expanded social services are helping to protect and promote children's rights well beyond post-tsunami recovery.

Not a problem: Expand membership to include more potential Stav voters, they propose.

We stand down to the problem, even expand the problem, when we focus on how unfair the situation may be or complain about the disruption or our dissatisfaction.

"The problem's expanding.

That's an important and very lucrative skill, but it has very little to with the problem of expanding a whole economy, whose main customer is … itself.