Sentence examples similar to problems created by the storm from inspiring English sources

The problems created by the Bush administration will soon be viewed as his problems.

The tone is different, visceral and very appropriate to the atmosphere created by the storm and its consequences.

It has also benefitted from swells created by the storm.

The problems created by Katrina require fresh thinking.

"This problem was created by the United States," Mr. Shlegel said.

Surprise medical bills are the result of an almost perfect storm created by the shortcomings of health care in America.

March 27 The whole morning was spent cleaning up the mess created by the sand-rain-and-sand-again storm.

But as of Saturday morning, the New Hampshire's Office of Emergency Management was reporting no major problems caused by the storm.

This has been created by a perfect-storm scenario: supply constraints, high land values, softened planning, the need to create growth, and overseas investors.

Vaccaro, the Weather Service spokesman, said the fact that leaves remain on trees across the Northeast creates a particular problem as the storm continues to strengthen in New England.

I think the main problem has been created by America".