Sentence examples for problem has seen from inspiring English sources

One Singapore-style maths publisher, Maths No Problem, has seen demand for its books increase six-fold since the last academic year, and has had to reprint the whole primary series twice this term.

Atlanta, which is one of the only cities where local officials have tried to keep data on the problem, has seen the number of teenage prostitutes working in the city grow to 334 in February from 251 in August 2007.

Poaching, always a problem, has seen a new increase in recent years, as the price of rhino tusks has spiked upward, largely because of rising demand by consumers in China, who believe ground-up tusks can cure cancer and other ailments.

The supply chain management (SCM) problem has seen work largely focused on the process operations and logistics components while for the product development pipeline management (PDPM) problem much of the attention has been on MILP formulations addressing the consequences of product failure during its development.

The report said strategies to tackle the problem had seen little impact.

Electricity, health, transport, water and security - none of these problems has seen any real improvement.

It is supposed to have 200 members, but some seats are unfilled, some boycotted, and a mixture of intimidation and logistical problems have seen attendance dwindle to 115, dangerously close to the point where credibility will drain away.

Allardyce's injury problems have seen him sign central defender Roger Johnson on loan from Wolves until the end of the season and the 30-year-old is in the squad to face City.

It is a problem which has seen many Bayern sides of the past fall short of their invariably extravagant goals.

He says the one problem he has seen is that because families aren't covered, old couples in nursing homes get separated.

It is a problem she has seen across her peer group.