Sentence examples for problems were felt from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the North American Electric Reliability Council, which was set up by the utility industry after the blackouts of 1965 to reduce the likelihood of cascading failures, said that power problems were felt throughout the entire eastern interconnection, which covers most of the country east of the Mississippi River.

The North American Electric Reliability Council, which was set up by the utility industry after the blackouts of 1965 to reduce the likelihood of cascading failures, said power problems were felt today throughout the eastern interconnection, which is most of the North American electric grid east of the Mississippi River.

Although Rhyl was the worst-hit by last week's storm surge, problems were felt along the coast, said Alun Davies.

Here in Finland, Nokia's problems are felt especially keenly.

It said: "Due to the economic problems being felt in this country and abroad, the sale of horses and ponies has dramatically decreased.

"I just don't think we've done anything over the last 10 years" to ward off the energy problems being felt today.

"However – despite the fact the onshore economy accounts for more than 90% of Scotland's output – Scotland is clearly not immune to the problems being felt by the oil industry internationally".

But as the BBC analysis - based on data from NHS England - shows the overall figures mask the problems being felt by many individual trusts.

But the problems are felt most acutely in London, where population growth, cash buyers and an influx of wealthy foreign purchasers have fuelled demand, while supply has been particularly unresponsive.

Addressing emotional and relational problems is felt to be too complicated.

This kind of problem is felt in many fields of engineering and physics, where an adjustment of a mathematical model on experimental observation is needed.