Sentence examples for renewed problems from inspiring English sources

The Lions now had renewed problems at the line-out - Harrison was one, needless to say.

The tests are designed to show whether banks have enough capital to cushion their losses in a number of different scenarios, including a deterioration of the European economy or renewed problems with sovereign debt.

Even if the developed world is not stuck in a Japanese-style rut, a revival of global growth could bring renewed problems in the form of higher commodity prices.

But he has also been plagued by economic problems, particularly in Atlantic City; questions about the use of Hurricane Sandy relief funds; and renewed problems with the state's public-employee pension system, which he claimed to have fixed.

It said that 2013 was on course to be a better year for the global economy than 2012, but expressed concern about renewed problems in the eurozone and excessive action to cut America's budget deficit.

The only major faller among the FTSE 100 yesterday was Rolls-Royce, down 2.2% or by 14p to finish at 597p, after renewed problems with its Trent 900 engines used on Airbus A380s.

FROM Russia's attack on the Ukraine and the falling price of oil, to Europe's renewed economic problems, 2014 has been a busy year in the world of business and finance.

In its updated World Economic Outlook, the IMF said 2013 was on course to be a better year for the global economy than 2012 but expressed concern about renewed eurozone problems or excessive action to cut the US budget deficit.

Len Boogaard said he told Risebrough about Derek's renewed drug problem.

Red mud (RM) is a by-product from aluminum industry, and represents a renewed environmental problem due the significant annual throughput by the plants.

Beyond curriculum content, the means of training may have to be renewed, using problem-solving approaches, field exercises, case studies, et., instead of the still too common classroom-type of teaching.