Sentence examples for problem newly from inspiring English sources

Then there is a cultural problem: newly trained young female employees often quit once they are married, as it is uncommon for married women in Uzbek villages to retain paid jobs.

There is currently no approved vaccine for HCV, which is a major global health problem, newly infecting ∼ 3 – 4 million people annually worldwide.

But post-Chatterley, there was a problem for newly liberated BritLit, contends Barnes.

Space is a huge problem in newly developing outer areas of Perth where infrastructure does not keep up with development.

The Commission is taking comments on the trolling problem, and newly appointed Chairwoman Edith Ramirez may make progress.

As it turned out, Snee's repaired left hip was not the problem — a newly injured right hip was.

But here comes the next problem: The newly unemployed have often lost their health coverage as well as their jobs.

— — — — — The main problem of newly minted American parents is that the country essentially lacks the social institution of grandmothers and grandfathers – in the Russian understanding of their role.

Five months after seeking the help of the governor's office with the cottage problem, the newly released documents show, Mr. Rowland did come through for the Claywell family on another front.

It could also eliminate the springtime problem of newly hatched young smelt being sucked into giant pumps south of the delta that pull the river water into the distribution system.

For a PBN, the structural control problem is newly formulated.