Sentence examples for problems gained from inspiring English sources

But hopes of a - perhaps temporary - resolution to the US budget problems gained ground as the Republicans said the House would consider a bill to raise the debt ceiling for three months to give more time for an agreement.

Starting from manufacturing of electronic devices, miniaturization with the accompanying opportunities and problems gained also interest in chemistry and chemical process engineering.

It is the reason for which such problems gained much attention in recent years, not only in engineering but also in the mathematics community.

Overall, more than 210,000 West Virginians with substance abuse or mental health problems gained coverage under the ACA.

In a setting like this, basic technical problems gain a new level of complexity.

Problems gaining access to food were highest in households with children headed by single mothers.

At the professional level, women's soccer has encountered problems gaining widespread acceptance.

He had no problems gaining the support of certain army regiments in Venezuela during his early coup days.

And since this anti-AIDS strategy involves a product that needs to be used vaginally and is associated with sex, it had problems gaining acceptance.

The posting, from Shawn Yeager, a technology consultant in Toronto, related Mr. Yeager's problems gaining access to songs he had downloaded from the iTunes online music store before he moved to Canada from the United States.

Foreign reporters have long been barred from visiting Tibet except for infrequent, carefully-managed tours organized by officials, and Chinese reporters also face restrictions; diplomats have problems gaining access and even regular tourists, from time to time.