Sentence examples for prolonged problems from inspiring English sources

Some emerging economies, especially those that relied on foreign debt finance, will face prolonged problems.

The officials acknowledged that the surge might exceed what was experienced in Hurricane Irene, and that it might require shutting off steam pipes, might damage underground electrical systems and might even flood subway tunnels, which could cause prolonged problems.

Although some research and modelling exists regarding hospital surge capacity for major incidents, this generally relates to 'big bang' single incidents rather than 'rising tide' prolonged problems [ 7- 11].

The boss of UK Mail has left the parcels and logistics company a week after it issued a second profits warning in three months as a result of prolonged problems at its new automated delivery centre.

Writing for The American Prospect, Tim Fernholz details the prolonged problems with the Obama administration's current foreclosure relief program.

Edward's difficulties were exacerbated by prolonged problems in English agriculture, part of a wider phenomenon in northern Europe known as the Great Famine.

"Debt forgiveness is only going to prolong their problems".

By encouraging some marginal farmers to hold on, the government may even be prolonging the problems, some growers say.

Though there has been some research into road rage among veterans, therapists and psychologists have only recently begun to view traumatic brain injuries and P.T.S.D. as factors in prolonging driving problems, probably by causing people to perceive threats where none exist — such as in tunnels, overpasses, construction crews or roadside debris.

Printing and spending money we don't have simply prolongs the problems and makes them worse in the long run.

Although it does not usually cause lameness or other problems, prolonged periods of stocking up can lead to other skin issues.