Sentence examples for problem in the spring of from inspiring English sources

One problem in the spring of 2003 caused 450,000 households to be overpaid a total of £94m.

I first noticed the extent of the Moscow traffic problem in the spring of 2007, while drinking a coffee at the Coffee Bean, on Sretenka, just up the street from the Lubyanka and around the corner from the Lukoil headquarters.

Mr. Murdoch said he had first been made aware of an unresolved hacking problem in the spring of 2008, when he was briefly executive chairman of News International, News Corporation's British newspaper arm.

5 February 2010: It emerges Toyota treated the accelerator fault as a quality issue rather than a safety issue when it first became aware of the problem in the winter of 2008/09.

Don't you think that the problem in the second half of games this year was that the players reflected the attitude of their coach?

Pipeline and infrastructure shortages towards accessing natural gas, upon which the New England states have become increasingly reliant, showed itself to be a key problem in the winter of 2013, when gas shortages in the Boston area and elsewhere led to severe price spikes.

In five publications between 1988 and 1994, ILEC reported on lakes around the world that faced much the same problem in the second half of the twentieth century.

Obesity started to appear as a public health problem in the last decades of the 20th century [ 1]; currently acquiring epidemic dimensions.

The solution to the problem emerged in the spring of 1915 in the form of an interrupter gear, or gun-synchronizing device, designed by the French engineer Raymond Saulnier.

Truman's Middle Eastern problems began in the spring of 1947 after Great Britain announced that by the summer of 1948, it would end the special mandate over Palestine that the League of Nations had awarded it following World War I.

The N.H.L. Players Association said it doubted the owners' claims of financial problems in the last year of a collective bargaining agreement.