Sentence examples for problem with children from inspiring English sources

"There is a huge problem with children being sick," Panaghiotis Bouras, a social worker with the group, told the Guardian.

The bitter cold and a problem with children repeatedly trying to get into the backstage area meant it was a heavily truncated Hamlet.

Ms. Fariña, the deputy chancellor, denied there was a problem with children getting extra testing time; a state report on that matter is expected later this month.

America has a free-for-all gun culture, which, unsurprisingly, means that America also has a problem with children getting accidentally killed by guns.

On a recent holiday in Mexico, our very knowledgeable guide, with rather eccentric English, opined: "The problem with children is that they are not disciplinated!" The murmurs of agreement from the (retired) teachers on the tour could be heard from Teotihuacan to Chichen Itza.

The problem with children's birthday parties isn't necessarily the sheer numbers of them.

But, points out Childline chief executive Valerie Howarth: "The problem with child abuse is people don't want to sustain a debate.

Behavioral interventions appear to maximize long-term therapeutic benefits and improve compliance with pharmacological treatment, which has proven a significant problem with child and adolescent with headache.

Ultimately, the problem with child pageants rests with the parents.

UNICEF in Bulgaria has been working actively as part of its initiative to reform child residential care – to find wider-ranging and working solutions to the problem with child abuse in Bulgaria and its consequences.

And is there a parent who escaped problems with children?