recent problem

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"Tax avoidance is not a recent problem.

Nor is it a recent problem.

Rivera said he believed his recent problem locating pitches comes from his release point.

The beetle is a relatively recent problem in Ethiopia and Latin America, where most Arabica coffee is grown.

One recent problem I've been thinking about is when you can detect communities inside a social network.

His recent problem — a sinker that would break the wrong way — was gone on Monday, but Pettitte's location was off.

But the Giants, the defending Super Bowl champions, have had a recent problem with dropping the ball.

Those who believe this is only a recent problem, an issue brought to a head by provocative texts, are misguided.

Take the recent problem: The Bodos felt they were economically, politically, socially and culturally subjugated by the Assamese society.

In the field of aircraft design, a recent problem deals with the improving of aircraft behaviour during survivable crash events.

It also helps to tackle her most recent problem of maintaining positivity and self-confidence; a side-effect of the ADHD she has.