Sentence examples for recurring problems for from inspiring English sources

Food shortages, restricted access to food, and undernutrition are recurring problems for displaced people in low-income regions [ Toole 2005; UNHCR/World Food Program WFPP) 2006].

Squabbling between the State Department and the Pentagon has historically been a recurring problem for the White House.

Until recently, Kushner's ties to the Russia investigation had been a low-grade, if recurring, problem for the White House.

This has been a recurring problem for Arsenal over the past couple of years, Gabriel Agbonlahor's goal for Aston Villa at the Emirates last season being a classic example.

The discussions are the latest example of a recurring problem for the White House: that the place where the terrorist threat is most acute is the place where American forces are most restricted from acting.

Whether the investigation reveals the foreign banks to have been careless, naïve or hoodwinked about how the loans would be used, the losses point to a recurring problem for supposedly smart and sophisticated international bankers.

Other campaigns have been waged against cyberbullying, a recurring problem for Twitter.

Battery and performance issues have been something of a recurring problem for Apple's iOS devices in recent years.

"So if staying awake through those meetings is still a recurring problem for you, it might be time to do a little soul searching and find that thing that makes you care like crazy".

Flatness of the local terrain, when combined with urban sprawl, has made flooding a recurring problem for the city.

Flatness of the local terrain and proximity to the Bay and the Gulf have made flooding a recurring problem for the area.