Sentence examples for problems are made from inspiring English sources
And any resulting problems are made worse by criminalising them.
These problems are made worse by the byzantine nature of the British television industry.
Our problems are made in Britain; they can only be solved in Britain.
For men whose back problems are made worse by extending up and back, the opposite was true.
These problems are made worse by a federal employment law that bars universities from instituting mandatory retirement.
The truth, however — a truth that the Abe government apparently gets — is that all of these problems are made worse by economic stagnation.
Wall Street started it, but now home grown problems are making it worse.
Their collective efforts to deal with common economic problems are making headway.
Ghosh notes that established media's financial problems are making it harder to cover important but dangerous stories.
"Ethnic problems were made up to cause trouble," a teacher at the university said.
The problems were made even worse on Wednesday by a mass exodus from Kathmandu.
