Sentence examples for problems changes from inspiring English sources

"So it's natural that how we solve our problems changes, too".

The deficiency of manganese can also cause adverse health effects such as skin problems, changes of hair colour, glucose intolerance, neurological symptoms, etc.

Strong pressure on landscapes in South Korea from urbanisation is leading to severe environmental problems, changes in landscape character, and loss and fragmentation of woodlands which threaten biodiversity.

Additionally, an active probing mechanism is used to detect failures in the physical network or routing problems (changes in routing tables, for example, may have a significant impact in live streaming applications).

Group creativity tools were used that focus on a variety of aspects of creativity, including techniques for idea generation and divergent thinking, methods of reframing problems, changes in the affective environment, and so on.

For older adults, the factors are often health problems, changes in relationships with a spouse or adult children due to the transition to a care-giving or care-needing role, the death of a significant other, or a change in the availability or quality of social relationships with older friends because of their own health-related life changes.

If the course could pose significant problems, change the course!

"I think that the problems change," he said yesterday.

And with similar issues facing both the north and the south, how do these problems change the way we think about development projects and priorities?

Meanwhile, in Manchester, a social housing association ran drama courses to help 20 tenants with drug, alcohol and mental health problems change their lifestyles.

When it gets as cold as it has been — 5.2 degrees one recent morning with half a foot of snow on the ground — all the problems change.