Sentence examples for problems felt from inspiring English sources

The commission also heard that people with mental health problems felt they were often treated as criminals by officers.

A military official, speaking anonymously, has said Sergeant Bales had marital problems, felt stressed by the Afghanistan deployment and snapped after drinking alcohol before the shootings.

Economists stress, however, that the problems felt by the car sector do not extend to the Japanese economy as a whole.

But the agency noted that by law, it is not supposed to assume that any problems felt by a United States industry are a result of imports.

Co-op City is just 10 minutes away, and the island shares some of the same problems felt throughout the big city, from traffic jams and speculators to drug dealers and empty storefronts.

Rees had talent to become England captain It was with immense sadness that I learned of the enforced retirement of Tom Rees, the Wasps and England flanker who, after a long and traumatic run of injury problems, felt he had no option but to accept medical advice and call it a day.

"In Tokyo, you can live comfortably and the problems feel distant," he said.

According to Chester Madison, how do retirees who have pension problems feel about their former employers?

People across Britain want to help but, as winter draws in, the problems feel endless and the answers hard.

Burke is realistic about the challenges that Sullivan and other patients face, and there are plenty of days, she says, when their problems feel overwhelming, even for her.

Like the characters, the musical's nods to typical subway annoyances (service changes, swiping problems) feel generic, as do the lessons about appreciating the journey that inevitably follow.