Sentence examples for problem has created from inspiring English sources

North Korea's drug problem has created tensions with China, which has launched a war on narcotics that has particularly singled out synthetic drugs like meth that are trafficked from the hermit kingdom.

This problem has created interest in several new approaches to measuring sugar intake using objective biomarkers [ 32– 32].

Rows over the handling of the problem have created management turmoil.

He meant that a minor instrument problem had created a six-minute delay in the launch sequence.

In May the company announced that the FDA had whacked it with $175 million in fines and that a March power problem had created a further shortage in supplies of Cerezyme and Fabrazyme (used to treat Fabry disease).

Behind the higher costs is a paradox: The significantly cleaner harbor, despite recent sewage problems, has created a problem for parks officials by allowing two marine pests — shipworms and gribbles — to flourish.

The confluence of both problems has created an enormous headache for Wall Street, which had agreed to back dozens of huge buyouts at very attractive rates and will now very likely suffer big losses as a result.

The fallout from Jose Reyes's continuing hamstring problems has created a rift between the Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers, whose team doctor initially examined the injured Reyes in May while the Mets were playing on the West Coast.

His absence and initial secrecy about the extent of his health problems has created uncertainty in Venezuela.

The regions' financial problems have created tension with the government in Madrid.

Those problems have created a sense of diminished expectations as the team, in the wake of another losing season, enters baseball's free-agency period.