Sentence examples for problems confined from inspiring English sources

Nor are such problems confined to one industry.

"It's simply not good enough to go in for old-fashioned thinking, saying these are problems confined to an underclass," he said.

Children with mental or physical problems confined to government institutions are generally doomed to a bleak existence and, not infrequently, early death.

The ASCE reckoned that for the period from 2005 to 2020 the country was spending only 54% of what was needed to prevent further deterioration, and just 29% of what it would take to set America's roads to rights.Falling to bitsNor are the problems confined to roads.

Nor were these problems confined to Christian learned contexts: they were the subject of a number of similar reflections within the Jewish tradition as well.

Nor is this problem of lack of public support for activating people with health problems confined to the UK, such reticence also exists in other countries too, e.g., Australia, Switzerland and Norway.

Nor is the problem confined to the central complex.

"Writing is a problem confined to the human species".

Nor is this a problem confined to Congo.

But slowing sales do not appear to be a problem confined to Chrysler.

So far, the slow transmission of graphic images has kept the problem confined mainly to audio.