Sentence examples for problem has thrown from inspiring English sources

He said the Department of Homeland Security has been working on securing the global supply chain, but "the scale of the problem has thrown the government through a loop".

He acknowledged that the problem had thrown off his rhythm in the second half.

The politicians seem to agree: "The damage to Heathrow is damage to UK plc," said Jim Fitzpatrick, the aviation minister on March 31st.The baggage problems have thrown into doubt British Airways' plan to move its long-haul flights from Terminal 4 to Terminal 5 at the end of April.

Dani Pedrosa has undergone "successful" surgery an ongoing arm problem that has thrown his MotoGP future into doubt.

With the exception of the 2008 final in Argentina, where he was weighed down by personal problems, Ferrer has thrown himself — rugged body and sturdy soul — into singles match after singles match.

This would be a loss both from the practical and scientific aspects of medicine, since the elucidation of the problems of acidosis has thrown considerable light on many aspects of clinical medicine and has led to the adoption of valuable therapeutic measures.

Josh Freeman (TB) vs. Carolina -- The matchup isn't the problem here, its Freeman, who has thrown just two touchdown passes in his last three games, with a 178-yard passing average and three fumbles.

His teammates do not see a problem with the fact that Maddox has thrown only seven passes in the N.F.L. playoffs.

But the war has thrown up unforeseen problems.

The programme of mergers and closures has thrown up predictable problems.

Germany's dramatic rethink over nuclear power has thrown up new problems, as the consequences of a retreat from atomic technology emerge.