Sentence examples for suffered problems in from inspiring English sources

Bowler admitted that Young America had suffered problems in other areas from the time the boat was launched.

Avon and Somerset had a contract with IBM, called South West One, which suffered problems in its first three years.

Google Books has suffered problems in the past: practical problems – lawsuits from publishers and authors, criticism of its inconsistent metadata – and philosophical problems involving the theoretical concerns of allowing a private sector company to control shared cultural resources.

Qualcomm has suffered problems in China before.

But Airbus itself has also suffered problems in the past, notably with costly over-runs in building its A380 superjumbo.

The context for the decision was that Hamilton had suffered problems in qualifying in both Hungary and the preceding race in Germany that ended up with him starting both races from the back of the field.

"I can't even describe the suffering these horses have gone through," Ms. Dolce said, petting Rim Rock, who was abandoned in Tonto National Forest, east of Phoenix, several years ago and still suffers problems in his hooves.

She says: Using cameras placed strategically on the farm so that every pig walks past and is captured on film would be a simple and non-invasive way of collating key data about each pig and identifying those animals which are least likely to suffer problems in the future.

Uber's initial entry into Asia saw the company suffer problems in a number of countries, including China, Korea, India, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam to name just a few.

He has suffered problems with gambling in the past, most notably while at Sunderland in 2008.

Both the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 have suffered problems after their launches in the US and worldwide.