Sentence examples for problems are counted from inspiring English sources

If marital problems, alcohol abuse and other adjustment problems are counted, the number rises to 30percentto35percentcent, said Col. Elspeth C. Ritchie, a psychiatric consultant to the Army surgeon general.

The second potential explanation was that there is a threshold for when problems are counted as problems, and that this may vary; when consumption decreases, what is counted as a problem may also change, especially as observed in surveys.

Only conditions that were still problems were counted.

Secondly, in this study only reports of firsthand personal experiences of problems were counted as instances of problems.

In constructive mathematics a problem is counted as solved only if an explicit solution can, in principle at least, be produced.

Combinations of drugs prescribed for one health problem were counted as one.

When defining all consultations, only one problem was counted if there were multiple problems coded on one day.

No one doubts the importance of incentivising and directing private finance to support climate compatibility – the problem is counting it.

In an email, Kobach said it was a problem that noncitizens are counted as part of the population for the purposes of drawing electoral districts.

The number of new social problems coded was counted as the analysis progressed to ensure that 'item redundancy' (saturation) had been reached (Streiner and Norman, 1995, page 17).

But it also seems in part a warning to world powers that if they do not step in to help solve the larger problem, Israel cannot be counted on to be cool-headed about similar attacks.