Sentence examples for problems to undergo from inspiring English sources

Therefore this "altruistic" motivation on the part of children would not differ from the general motivation of children with behavioural problems to undergo any treatment to improve their behaviour.

Ms. Monaco "has serious psychological problems and refused to undergo any therapy," or take care of her personal hygiene, he said.

Trevor Burke QC, acting for Smith, argued for a suspended sentence saying the driver had numerous health problems and was to undergo knee and hip replacement surgery soon.

Because of respiratory problems, Dov had to undergo corrective heart surgery at three weeks rather than six months, when he would have been stronger, as is more typical for children with his condition.

In the problem, Beauty is to undergo an experiment in which she will be put to sleep on Sunday night, after which a fair coin will be tossed.

Doctors who use the Acclarent procedure say it may be best suited for patients with milder problems and those reluctant to undergo more extensive surgery.

"It wasn't a life-threatening situation: he had liver problems, and was preparing to undergo surgery that would definitely have given him more time.

Downing Street has ruled out adopting David Cameron's proposal for obese people or those with drug or alcohol problems to be forced to undergo treatment as a condition of receiving benefits.

Midfielder Sawyer, 26, has sustained a groin problem and might have to undergo surgery.

To improve its ability to find the Pareto front in such a multi-objective optimization problem, the PSO has to undergo some changes.

Woods's latest injury - after four knee operations - was a back problem which caused him to undergo surgery in late March, and he has played only one tournament since.