Sentence examples for suffering from a problem from inspiring English sources

Bonin was suffering from a problem called mode confusion.

After 31 years on the air, "Sesame Street" was suffering from a problem common among children of the 1960's: its revolutionary ideas had been co-opted or had simply become obsolete.

But now they're all gone, and the Premier League is suffering from a problem in having phenomenal amounts of money but very few teams spending it to any degree of success.

As shown in Table  3, the majority of participants felt that the activities presented reduced the risk of suffering from a problem like Joana's, except for the item having a religious or spiritual belief (17.5%).

He has been suffering from a liver problem and seems suddenly frail.

James Levine, the music director, was suffering from a back problem so a staff conductor, Joseph Colaneri, took over in the pit.

Blackwell, who played a single Test and 34 one-day internationals, has been suffering from a shoulder problem, and a third operation has failed to cure it.

Though last month when the production opened she was suffering from a sinus problem, Ms. Gallardo-Domastillll brought a vibrant voice, sensitivity and passion to the role.

When the production opened on Jan . 13 she was suffering from a sinus problem, but Ms. Gallardo-Domas still brought a vibrant voice, sensitivity and passion to the role.

Though she was suffering from a sinus problem when the production opened last month, Ms. Gallardo-Domas has brought a vibrant voice, sensitivity and passion to the role.

But with Paddy Kenny out for weeks with a side strain, Brian Murphy, his deputy, suffering from a calf problem and Cerny plagued by a long-standing back complaint, Putnins could conceivably get a mid-match call.