Sentence examples for problems in the third from inspiring English sources

Against Williams on Saturday - despite back problems in the third set - she hung tough.

Cone retired eight of the first nine batters before running into control problems in the third with a 3-0 lead.

A big right hand followed by a body shot seemed to temporarily rock Laopeam in the second but she recovered to cause Adams some problems in the third.

The global export of electronics waste, including consumer devices, computer monitors and circuit boards, is creating environmental and health problems in the third world, a report to be issued on Monday by five environmental organizations says.

The child didn't die, thank goodness, and there was no rioting in the streets in the aftermath, but as much as we'd like to think rape and sexual abuse are greater problems in the third world than in the first, the statistics do not categorically bear this out.

Along these lines, he has found that simply talking through your problems in the third person ("he" or "she", rather than "I") helps create the necessary emotional distance, reducing your prejudices and leading to wiser arguments.

He ran into problems in the fourth inning.

The Rangers' defense had its problems in the second period.

What about the fourth quarter? A. There could be some problems in the fourth quarter.

"It doesn't address the incentives that gave rise to the problems in the first place".

The biggest brokerage houses on Wall Street reported no significant problems in the first few hours.