Sentence examples for problems have set from inspiring English sources

Scientists have promoted gene therapy as holding great promise for a variety of ailments, but safety problems have set the field back.

The government is building a new road that was supposed to be finished two years ago, but officials say tunneling problems have set the schedule back, and they are now aiming for completion by April.

Switzerland's problems have set off a highly public debate, with some business and banking leaders clinging to their tightknit secrecy-is-golden ways, while others call for greater openness.

These problems have set our generation back years and led us into a fruitless, childless existence that we can only escape with drinking games, Taco Bell breakfasts, gut-rotting drugs, and shitty cell-phone games.

I'm not suggesting that Demi doesn't want to live, but when someone loses a tremendous amount of weight like she has in such a short time -- which, if gone untreated, can be life threatening -- it's a big red flag that severe depression or other psychological problems have set in.

Mr Ryan's willingness to confront the scale of the problem has set a standard by which other proposals will now have to be judged.

"Now the deeper, more chronic problem has set in, and that's the capital problem".

Financial experts said that the bank's problems should have set off alarm bells sooner but that they were overlooked either because of incompetence, corruption or political pressure.

In trying to convert Colin and George into different kinds of people, they like most managers dealing with problem employees—have set themselves an impossible goal.

Spurs had initially hoped to avoid surgery, but sent him for an operation in a bid to fix the problem and have set no timescale on his recovery.

Mr. Muhammad, a Muslim convert, sympathized with Al Qaeda and was angry at America, acquaintances said, but he also had serious personal problems that may have set him off.