Sentence examples for problems because of the from inspiring English sources

"Everybody's having problems" because of the economy, he said.

Football players are vulnerable to financial problems because of the nature of their contracts.

His building's management turned him down, fearing legal problems because of the hives, he said.

Nearly a dozen people at the hearing said that they believed they were suffering neurological problems because of the spraying.

He accuses the west of ignoring the country's problems because of the vast riches to be made there.

The resting position of the patella: some people are predisposed to problems because of the position of their patella.

India and China have had increasing problems because of the huge pressure on demand for more electricity as they industrialise.

He said those sorts of curbs would run into constitutional problems because of the implied freedom of political communication.

For years, investors largely overlooked those problems because of the promise of a market of 1.2 billion people.

Barclays is not the only British bank to face new legal problems because of the hedging products.

They have financial problems because of the increased cost of living, and unexpected circumstances arising in their home country, resulting in their not being able to pay fees.