Sentence examples for problem has passed from inspiring English sources

That's because after three or four days of continuous use, the sprays can cause the nasal linings to swell up again, even when the cold or attack of sinusitis or allergy that originally caused the problem has passed.

The 1988 Lancet article was written by Dr. John M. Cruickshank and two associates; Dr. Cruickshank had suffered an embolism after a trip to the Far East, and nearly killed himself by playing tennis after he thought the problem had passed.

Together with a slate of other deals announced in recent days, the Stanley-Black & Decker combination may represent continuing confidence that the worst of the economic problems have passed.

Think the problems have passed?

The Scottish government's plans to tackle the country's historic alcohol abuse problems have passed their first parliamentary hurdle.

By this point, according to Rarick, "To the bedraggled, half-starved members of the Donner Party, it must have seemed that the worst of their problems had passed.

After coming under intense international pressure to deal with its economy's problems, Italy has passed a new austerity budget.

Since then, she says, four of her friends have had babies and when they've encountered problems with breastfeeding, she has passed on the word to them to try My Boy.

As time has passed problems of multiresistance to more than one class has occurred as well.

Now, the government has passed the problem to the courts and police, who will have to enforce this muddled, wide-ranging and bizarre law.

The problem is that your family has passed you by".