Sentence examples for problems claimed from inspiring English sources

Last week's Free exchange column ("Boundary problems") claimed that America's GDP rose by £560 billion.

The trial — long delayed because of heart problems claimed by one suspect — is scheduled to begin Sept. 21, offering a rare window into the mechanics of an art burglary.

This opened the door for applicants who reported mental ailments like anxiety, or back pain and other muscular problems, claims more difficult to verify.

Trained advisers visit patients with long-term conditions with social needs such as isolation, poor housing or problems claiming their benefits, which could affect their health.

He also disputed that Mexico was alone in its problems, claiming that the rate of homicides per hundred thousand inhabitants in Washington is substantially greater than that of any big Mexican city.

Despite intense hard work to control TB disease, it remains one of the global health problems claiming 1.4 million human lives per annum.

Their neighbours advised them not to go to the hospital, saying the baby was already dead and that they would have problems claiming the body.

"That problem," claimed Rein, "is solved".

"I don't think they have a problem," claimed Mourinho.

"If I smoked 20 a day and scored 20 a season, it wouldn't be a problem," claimed Wilshere.

The only problem, claimed the pundits, was that Salmond, ever the canny strategist, did not really want one.