Sentence examples for problem which plagues from inspiring English sources

"The problem of mob violence is not solely a Millwall problem, it is not a football problem, it is a problem which plagues the whole of our society", he said.

A problem which plagues all fMRI studies is the fact that the number of activated voxels depends on the significance criteria that are applied.

Low back pain (LBP) is widely acknowledged as an important health and socio-economic problem which plagues a large segment of the population in industrialised countries [ 1].

The problem which plagues this spectrum of disease is the difficulty in access to diagnostic facilities and its treatment which is quite expensive and complicated and therefore, it affects individuals, families, healthcare systems and national productivity.

Another problem which plagued the government was widespread corruption.

Paula Radcliffe has dismissed fears over her long-term fitness by insisting she will recover quickly from the injury problems which plagued her during yesterday's ING New York City Marathon.

In the middle of the tightest fiscal contraction Britain has ever faced, he had the courage to identify the problems which plagued the UK and to pursue the solutions.

AMD also has overcome production problems which plagued it even when it had the technology to challenge Intel.

This construction is free from the problems which plague delta-like, codimension two branes, where only tension can be present.

Calling himself a eurosceptic, Malcolm Rifkind said the "middle of a massive economic crisis" was not the time for a referendum vote, as he recalled the European problems which plagued John Major's 1990s government in which he served.

Lieber's 2002 season was curtailed by right elbow problems, which plagued him all year.