Sentence examples for problem has been made from inspiring English sources

The problem has been made more durable still by the competition that comes with a consolidated global market.

Since World War II, Sydney, like so many other cities, has fallen victim to the automobile, and the resulting traffic problem has been made worse by the geographic layout of Sydney.

He said: "We are dealing with their debts built up over the past 10 years," and, "the problem has been made worse by the crisis on our doorstep in Europe".

Removing debt held by private holders and replacing it with strict obligations to the EFSF could make an eventual restructuring harder, should that prove unavoidable.Whereas excessive public debt in Greece has arisen from years of public profligacy, Ireland's problem has been made acute by the unbearable cost of propping up its oversized and undercapitalised banks.

The problem has been made more realistic by considering the dopant propagation to be damped.

With the introduction of computational web services for life sciences (e.g. [6, 7]), a step in the direction of addressing this problem has been made.

"We've had good junior players, but the problem has been making the jump to the senior level," Wade said.

Since "Missundaztood," the problem has been making sure that the hired guns are as good as Perry, and that Pink — a performer who isn't a natural songwriter — hasn't assumed too much control.

But some parents of students at the school said that mismanagement preceded the financial crisis, and that a sudden rise in tuition in 2009 had led to the departure of many students, and that the problem had been made worse by a lack of investment and meager fund-raising efforts.

Mr. Jordan, who is in charge of CNN's news-gathering operations, said the problem had been made worse because Ms. Keinan had tuned in to CNN to see her own interview after the attack, only to see the one with Mr. Titi's mother.

Great efforts to tackle the interference problem have been made in [16 18].