Sentence examples for problem place from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bardon, a 30-year-old artist and elementary school teacher, was assigned in 1970 to Papunya, a government barracks for blacks 150 miles west of the railhead of Alice Springs in central Australia, it was, he wrote later, "like a hidden place, unknown on maps, considered by officials as a problem place".

Given how hard it is for most people to overcome an addiction problem quickly (just ask Rush Limbaugh) as well as the difficulty of obtaining appropriate treatment (especially for pregnant and parenting women), laws that threaten to punish women who carry their pregnancies to term in spite of a drug problem place substantial pressure on them to get unwanted abortions.

Others seemed to have no problem placing Sheppard in the hereafter.

We have no problem placing them - the younger the child, the easier it is".

Pfizer had no problem placing a huge amount of bonds on Tuesday to pay for its $76.4 billion purchase of Wyeth.

Regardless of above reservations, this kind of positioning of the analysed problem places it amongst the fundamental issues facing democratic states of law.

This problem placed a strain on the finances of what was still a denominational Baptist institution.

The research assistant described each card and asked the farmer to decide whether it was a "problem," "maybe a problem," or "not a problem," placing the cards in three piles.

In a recent issue of the Biochemical Journal, Babu et al. [ 21] tackle the first problem, placing SLC6A14 (where SLC is solute carrier) in the therapeutic cross-hairs by demonstrating that this transporter is required only in cancer cells [ 21].

This problem places them at greater risk of throwing blood clots and having strokes.

Open avenues of communication with fire and law enforcement officials regarding the arson problem places of worship are facing.