Sentence examples for problem live in from inspiring English sources

A study by online clinic, HealthExpress, showed that 20 per cent of people seeking treatment for the problem live in the South East of England.

She added: "I have no problem living in this bubble.

"I would have no problem living in a mixed neighborhood  —   I was born in Sarajevo and before the war we never knew who was who," she said.

And if people have no problem living in a place called Dumbo, for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, is it too great a leap for an adjoining neighborhood to dub itself Rambo -- Right Around the Manhattan Bridge Overpass?

Nobody likes being sold, which is a problem living in a culture that barrages us with sales pitches and promotions.

But what those in the mainstream corporate media can't see is that they are part of the problem, living in Ivory towers, earning top one-percent to five-percent salaries.

The problem "living in secrecy" is only addressed indirectly by the items "I lied/cheated" and "I feel lonely".

Comparable to CHQ and KIDSCREEN, the problem "living in secrecy" is only allusively covered by the single item "I felt alone".

The problem "living in secrecy" is only allusively addressed by the items "have you felt lonely" and "have you been able to rely on your friends".

But about 130,000, many with physical and mental health problems, live in orphanages, where they are sometimes neglected and abused.

With the deinstitutionalisation of mental health services, an increasing number of individuals with severe mental health problems live in the community.