Sentence examples for problem resident from inspiring English sources

When asked to rank the top three well-being resources a resident would use if they were in a situation where they were experiencing an emotional or mental health problem, resident colleagues were ranked as the number one choice, followed by program director and external psychiatrists and psychologists.

Drugs and prostitution remain a problem, residents say.

To resolve that problem, residents of the luxury building will have unfettered access to the charity's rooftop garden and the third-floor terrace.

The problem, residents say, is that their street, which runs northbound, is a shortcut for drivers seeking to avoid the traffic on larger streets like Third Avenue.

The problem, residents say, is that transit employees on the night shift must check in at their office here before going down into the subway system for work.

The town built a $27 million, 464-bed prison under the theory that other parts of the state would pay to have Hardin look after their problem residents.

The problem, residents said, is that with the lower deck closed, traffic heading onto the bridge backs up onto the Gowanus Expressway, sometimes as far back as the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel.

Parking remains a major problem; residents cite a main character in the 2005 film "The Squid and the Whale" who circles his Slope block repeatedly looking for a spot (and the film was set in the 1980s).

But that may also be a problem; residents and businesses in the area have complained about the blockades and security details in front of the stock exchange giving the neighborhood a war-torn ambience.

Water problem: Residents in Sacramento were unknowingly exposed to a carcinogen in their water, according to a news report.

People go here to make money, not problems, residents say.