Sentence examples for problem that puts from inspiring English sources

"It's a mind-set problem that puts politics over policy".

Isolation is a social problem that puts nearly one in five people over 50 at risk of poor health and prolonged loneliness, and the risk increases with age.

In all industrial countries, groundwater pollution is a serious environmental problem that puts the whole ecosystem, including humans, in jeopardy.

This condition is a nerve problem that puts pressure on a pitcher's shoulder.

Therein lies a broader industry problem that puts O'Malley and the "Survivor's Remorse" writers room ahead of the curve.

Ryan makes an aggressive push to claim that the U.S. budget deficit is a terrible, terrible problem that puts the economy in grave danger.

And if America's weaponeers did encounter some unfixable problem that put its nuclear deterrent in jeopardy?

By Wednesday, the city had stopped saying if victims had an underlying health problem that put them at more risk from the virus.

Notre Dame was beset by a multitude of problems that put its football team in a state of confusion.

And if that was not enough, Mr. Gomelsky – who lives there – had health problems that put him in a hospital for half a year.

He had no medical problems that put him at risk for stroke — no high blood pressure, no high cholesterol, no diabetes.