Sentence examples for produced problem from inspiring English sources

It is easy to say that an obviously renewed interest in a once rarely produced "problem play" attests to our own moral ambiguities.

and has produced Problem Gambling and Play Responsibly public service announcements for TV and radio.

The stock market's decline has also produced problems.

She added: "The congregation is not the only body whose approach has produced problems.

In the past, of course, it has been the great demand for power in New York that has produced problems.

But since the same conditions that led to success in one era have produced problems in the next, neither interpretation fully explains the story.

The new home secretary also signalled a "complete review" of 24-hour drinking laws, arguing that, instead of producing the promised "cafe culture", they had only produced problems on the streets.

First, the small sample size and restriction of patients to those with severe asthma may have produced problems with external validity in the selection of subjects.

However, a number of organisational barriers were identified, e.g. incomplete teams, shift work, which produced problems in their integration for one third of newly qualified doctors.

But in response to questions at a recent news conference, he suggested that the breadth and depth of border security improvements would inevitably produce problem officers.

This can be solved by packing them together like the boxes of normal sugar cubes, but produces problem number two: how are you going to organize all those tetrads into a cohesive shape without any gaps?