Sentence examples for temperament problems from inspiring English sources

"There were temperament problems in the past, I think that's fair to say, which Ashley's very good with," Miller added.

Of the 39,000 animals euthanized in New York City last year, about 72percentt were killed because of old age, injuries, temperament problems or other conditions.

Jennings would later say that Tristan had been mistreated as a yearling before his arrival at Newmarket and this explained his well-known temperament problems.

Lauer pressed Trump hard on his temperament problems, and noted that while Trump had issued a very weak blanket statement about "having regrets" about some of his statements during the primary season, America may not be comfortable with the consequences of such rash statements coming from our president.

Examples of shared risk factors are antisocial peers or attitudes, history of antisocial behaviour, poor parent-child relations, educational difficulties and temperament problems (e.g., [ 22– 22]).

Some dogs with temperament problems may become hostile.

But it was an early warning that while Christie has taken dramatic moves to solve his weight problem, he has not yet solved his temperament problem.

SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM: Judge, before I read a string of anonymous comments about your temperament problem, I'd like to make you repeat that wise Latina remark again just for the heck of it.

Meanwhile, the Bush crew is shamelessly doing to Mr. Kerry what it once did to Mr. McCain: suggesting that the decorated Vietnam vet has snakes in his head and a temperament problem.

In one of his many cringe-inducing moments, Graham suggested to Sotomayor that she had "a temperament problem" and advised that "maybe these hearings are a time for self-reflection".

When Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, asked if she had "a temperament problem," she replied in the flat cadence of an airline pilot trained to avoid showing alarm during a crisis.