Sentence examples for problems strikes from inspiring English sources

Although all were supposed to be ready by now, six have been held up by cash-flow problems, strikes and accidents.

The final blow comes when Bibi, preoccupied with her problems, strikes a pedestrian while driving and blithely leaves the scene of the accident.

She had friends, but they were neither rich nor powerful, and she herself, as the product of a hard middle-class society where the expression "Everyone has his own problems" strikes the ear rather frequently, probably did not expect much.

He led the race on the first lap, but problems struck again and he finished 16th.

The tour de force that is Clarke v Duval goes down the 18 and technical problems strike.

A number cited problems striking a work-life balance, and others said there was a glass ceiling that stops them reaching senior positions.

Smith describes herself as living in a "bubble", protected from many of the problems striking average Americans: she has enough money, a good job and security.

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi spent several days in the hospital after a man with mental problems struck him in the face with a statuette of the Milan cathedral, breaking his nose and two teeth, at a campaign rally in Milan.

Bodde lasted just 28 minutes on his return to the Swansea side over a year ago when his knee problems struck again.

Smith was recalled from a loan spell at Brechin City to take over as player-manager when the financial problems struck and he has been unable to add to his squad because of league rules.

And that didn't include out-of-pocket costs that could exceed $10,000 if serious medical problems struck.