Sentence examples for problems being created from inspiring English sources

"Regarding the problems being created about the parliamentary election of Afghanistan; I consider it as part of the natural growth process of democracy in Afghanistan," he said.

That effort is being run by Mr. Bookstaber, a former hedge fund manager and Wall Street risk manager and the author of an influential 2007 book, "A Demon of Our Own Design," that warned of the problems being created on Wall Street.

And then a whole set of other problems were created.

From there, as Selig himself said, more problems are created than solved.

Problems were created when banks became distant from the communities they served, he said.

"If international problems are created," Mr. Tudela said, "it is the responsibility of the candidate who dropped out.

In his directive, he wrote: "Possible conflict of interest problems are created when city employees run for office".

The need for a more formal approach to these human problems was created when machines became vastly more complex than they had ever been.

Michele Cahill, Mr. Klein's senior counselor for education policy, acknowledged that fulfilling the transfer policy this year was "a challenge," and that problems were created "in some particular schools".

Baskets is just a miserable failure who thinks that his problems are created by the world and rages at it in sad retaliation.

"Problems are created when people don't talk to each other," said Dr. Robert W. Buchanan, the chief of the Outpatient Research Program at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center.