Sentence examples for problems placed from inspiring English sources
But David Cameron denied the problems placed the NHS "on the brink of disaster".
She could read, she could solve all the arithmetic problems placed before her.
"I don't have any doubt their marital problems placed a burden on him, but I am quite sure that, but for the war, he would have taken a different approach.
With a little luck, he will have a quieter time of it in the West Country than he had in New Zealand, where England's many and varied extra-curricular problems placed his leadership under considerable pressure.
"The government recognised the problems, placed a moratorium on the sale of public land and established the land commission to come up with policies regarding land," said Robert Nyahn, programme manager of Save My Future Foundation, a Liberian NGO that monitors foreign companies in the extractive sector.
A lack of cash, complicated by Vermont's currency problems, placed a strain on Fanny's relatively free hand on spending, which was further exacerbated by the cost of publishing Reason, and of the construction of a new home near the mouth of the Onion River.
The losses, though, have exacerbated the ancillary problems, placing them under a magnifying glass.
A series of canons following those just discussed describe detailed procedures for disputation, but textual and interpretive problems place them beyond the scope of this article.
The test problems place emphasis on the hyperbolic irregularities of the ideal MHD system, namely the occurrence of intermediate shocks and non-unique solutions.
Atrial fibrillation (AF) continues to be one of the most common cardiac problems, placing an expanding burden on the public health system.
These problems place large emotional burdens on young families and significant economic burdens on communities.
