Sentence examples for problem that began from inspiring English sources

But it has also siphoned business away from Main Street, amplifying a problem that began when the nearest motorway was rerouted to bypass the village.

A problem that began in the periphery has now moved to the center, and while Spain and Italy have been the most shaken, other nations will almost surely be affected in coming months.

The fact is, the pornography industry is struggling with a problem that has little to do with the overall economy — a problem that began well before the current downturn and is shared by most other media industries.

This little-noticed leap second was a crude solution to a problem that began five years earlier, when atomic clocks replaced the rotation of the earth as the authoritative instrument for measuring time.

Gary has the highest respect for George and the Yankees".... SCOTT KAMIENIECKI is out for about a week with back trouble, a problem that began shortly before the start of spring training.

And then a drug problem that began as a regional headache becomes a global security nightmare: a two-headed monster of criminal smugglers and rich terrorist groups with deadly global ambitions.

To work, the ads will have to overcome a perception problem that begins inside Whole Foods' 175 stores.

Yet even with more realistic assumptions about spending and tax policy, a return to the huge deficits of the early 1990s (which peaked at 4.7% of GDP in 1992) seems unlikely.Yet this relative fiscal health masks a long-term problem that begins to bite at the end of this decade: the ageing of the baby boomers.

And it's often a problem that begins early.

This is a problem that begins in grade school and continues into the professional workplace.

A problem that begins at the talent agencies, movie and TV studios, and of course, the Academy membership (AMPAS).