Sentence examples for problems born from inspiring English sources
Danny Gabay, director at Fathom Consulting, believes that would restore the UK to a path of growth by finally tackling deep-seated debt problems born of the credit boom that preceded the financial crisis.
After achieving stability and prosperity, the party he leaves behind now has to face both the social problems born of his economic reforms as well as a tide of rising expectations from the more sophisticated population he has helped to create.
The balance problems born of putting a horn in a small ensemble were evident as ever (here's a piece that works better on recording), but Mr. Fleisher and Mr. Laredo were able to wrest the spotlight more often than not, and in the two fast movements, their energetic, mercurial playing was offset by Mr. Jolley's evocation of a hunting horn, which gave the performance an agreeably earthy quality.
Here in Jordan, we, in the humanitarian aid community, are addressing the myriad, stubborn problems born of the Syrian civil war.
All informants noted that the key issue that the new policy had to address was resolving the workforce problems born out of the experience of implementing the 2003 & 2004 LHW policies.
Infant participants were eligible for inclusion in the study if they were healthy, had no history of neurological problems, born after 37 weeks gestation, self-ventilating in air and clinically stable at the time of study.
Mississippi had a problem born of the age of soaring student testing and digital technology.
Performance issues aside, Eli's problem, born of a personality that is seemingly guileless, transcends genealogy.
It's a problem born out of Brian Burton's own success, of course, and it's not his only one.
Clearly, though, he and other players in the charitable relief effort face a problem born chiefly of the country's desire to reward the indisputable heroism of rescuers who marched into two burning towers.
As the US struggles to cope with the arrival of thousands of migrants from Central America, time spent at the federal facility in which Gladis and Briany are held suggests a problem born of institutional neglect and with troubling potential consequences.
