Sentence examples for problems come to head from inspiring English sources

*Financial problems come to head 23 Dec 2009: HM Revenue and Customs file winding up petition against Pompey.

BSkyB: £1bn a year buys dominance While Setanta's problems are set to come to head in the next few weeks, BSkyB, its direct rival for the Premier League packages, is in rude health.

The problems come to a head as Terry and Bob chase Landry-Jones's slimy dandy through the city.

Mexico's is just a few weeks away, and of course, America's fiscal problems come to a (contrived) head mere weeks after November's election.

But problems come to light.

Several problems come to mind.

Nonetheless, some problems come to light when discussing affect regulation.

Finally, their problems came to a head, after a series of poor finishes, in a spring 2009 race.

In 1980, the problems came to a head when Fender posted a $10 million loss on only $40 million in sales.

These two problems came to a head in 2000, when a derailment at Hatfield in Hertfordshire killed four people and injured 35.

NASA's accounting problems came to a head last year, when it was found that poor budgeting had left the agency with a $5 billion shortfall.