Sentence examples for rash of problems from inspiring English sources

The 49th has had a rash of problems with the state's prison system, for example.

He has been criticized in the news media, and his program was called "out of control" by some observers, after a rash of problems during the last nine months.

But the Bloomberg administration has refused to quantify, or even elaborate on, the rash of problems plaguing its system, which has had technical errors of a magnitude never experienced by bike-share programs in other major American cities.

The rash of problems in northern Ontario highlights the growing hazard in Canada and across the US of shipping crude by rail, says American rail safety expert Fred Millar, who spoke with VICE from Washington, DC.

HealthCare.gov, the website that allows people to apply for insurance through the exchanges operated by the federal government, crashed on opening and suffered from a rash of problems throughout the first month.

WASHINGTON — As Congress prepares to open hearings on Tuesday into Toyota's rash of safety problems, government watchdog groups are questioning whether the deep financial and personal connections between lawmakers and the carmaker could taint the inquiries.

Conservative politicians are up in arms about the ministry's worryingly liberal drift, arguing that misplaced western-influenced ideas have undermined traditional Japanese morality and created a rash of discipline problems in the classroom.

Microsoft, then, hopes with this next update, codenamed Jasper, will let them put the rash of console problems behind them.

It is well documented that while resource development generally brings piles of cash in to communities that desperately need it, that cash infusion is often followed by a rash of social problems.

This year's symposium is especially important to the league because of the rash of recent legal problems for its players.

Responding to a rash of computer security problems earlier this year, which included the North Korean cyberattack on Sony Pictures, President Obama in April ordered sanctions on hackers who destroy or pilfer data from computer networks used by the U.S. government and American businesses.