Sentence examples for seen as a problem from inspiring English sources

Now it's seen as a problem, so they drug the kids up.

During the Thirties, young Americans were seen as a problem rather than a market.

"It is seen as a problem we have to face together".

We don't want our kids victimised, excluded from school, seen as a problem.

The soaring cost of health care is widely seen as a problem for the economy.

Corruption is rife in a sector long seen as a problem by health experts and campaigners.

At the university, however, Dr. van Heerden's growing profile as an antigovernment gadfly was seen as a problem.

Chief Keef is 17, and appears happy for the most part to be seen as a problem child.

They simply didn't understand that depicting Balotelli as a large ape could have been seen as a problem.

"Across all of our public discourse, ageing is seen as a problem and older people are seen as a burden.

The conceptualisation of a separate stage of life to mark puberty had arisen because youth were seen as a problem.