In addition, financial and management problems piled up.
Even so, the numbers are worse than the government's worst-case, which ministers claimed "was most unlikely to materialise".The problems piled up.
As he was recovering and unable to work, Mr. Angarita, who is divorced, went into a depression that quickly got worse, and his financial problems piled up.
Italy's Silvio Berlusconi, a flamboyant right-winger who served three terms as prime minister, was finally forced to quit in November after losing his majority in parliament as the country's debt problems piled up.
Ms. Parker acknowledged some tension with Mr. Spitzer in December, and the animus between them never faded, according to staff members at CNN; if anything, it intensified as media reports about the show's problems piled up.
As Britain's economic problems piled up, a trickle of radical Conservatives such as Enoch Powell, Margaret Thatcher and Geoffrey Howe started getting involved in the IEA's work, looking for free-market alternatives.Mr Seldon, however, kept away from active politics.
Take this hymn of praise from Jean-Claude Trichet, the president of the European Central Bank, as the problems piled up on Greece and the other weak members of the eurozone earlier this year.
The investigation of Mr. Kushner, which just weeks before had been one of the McGreevey administration's greatest political threats, seemed to fade into a sidelight when he actually did enter his plea on Wednesday as other problems piled up.
Then, pesky little problems piled up: Early requests for menus went unmet; a waiter ground fresh pepper over my food before I could say whether I wanted it; we had to ask four times for cream for coffee.
But technical problems piled up.
