Sentence examples for regarded as a problem from inspiring English sources

This wasn't always regarded as a problem.

He is widely regarded as a problem.

Access to opioids was not regarded as a problem.

Until a few years ago, bushmeat hunting was not regarded as a problem.

Opuntia ficus-indica, regarded as a problem weed in Ethiopia, was abundant in the open-access forest.

Eating disorders are usually regarded as a problem of adolescents and young women; their prevalence among older women is less clear.

Execution of a task is regarded as a problem-solving process.

In the meantime, breast MRI will continue to be regarded as a problem-solving tool.

In the setting of hepatic imaging, MRI is still widely regarded as a problem-solving modality in case of equivocal findings on CT or ultrasound imaging, rather than a first-line imaging modality.

But the diverse, kinetic society that the Tory right now seems to regard as a problem is a direct product of the economic liberalisation for which it argued so vociferously in the 1980s.

If we bothered to think about our real view of British immigration, we would probably conclude that immigrants we don't regard as a problem are those who aren't poor.