Sentence examples for problems which began from inspiring English sources

Tells about Prime Minister Thatcher's problems, which began soon after she won reelection last June.

Customers of RBS, Natwest and Ulster Bank were all hit by the problems, which began yesterday.

His knee problems, which began in high school, became more debilitating over time.

Investors fear the credit problems which began with the US sub-prime mortgage market are accelerating.

In an odd way, Interpublic may have benefited from the timing of its problems, which began to emerge in mid-2002.

Wall Street's banking giants started yesterday to admit their problems, which began in the mortgage lending business and led to a summer of wild stock market swings.

When last visiting this argument here (FORBES, Mar. 22, 1999), I was able to point to some serious logical problems, which begin back there with the first premise.

The company says it has the problem, which began cropping up last fall, under control.

The problem, which began in July but went undetected by the bank until December, prompted bogus payments big and small.

The failure of international diplomacy is related to the economic roots of the problem, which began with the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.

Nadal said he planned to have an magnetic resonance imaging scan on his foot to determine the extent of the problem, which began bothering him in the first set.