Sentence examples for the problems suffered from inspiring English sources

Overall, the rapidity and selectivity of this assay overcome the problems suffered by the commonly used modified Griess assays for nitrite determination.

But there have been concerns about Mercedes' reliability with the problems suffered by Rosberg in Italy, Japan and Russia, and Hamilton's retirement in Singapore.

A recent Panorama programme about gaming addiction has been rightly called sensationalist – exaggerating the problems suffered by a very few gamers.

But concerns grew about the school system, which serves 38,000 students and has until now largely escaped the problems suffered by most urban school districts.

To avoid the problems suffered in 2005, when hundreds of tents were washed away in flash floods, Mr Eavis spent £750,000 on flood prevention measures.

Protection is usually advanced as a cure for the problems suffered by particular industries rather than a way of reducing the overall trade deficit.

The problem suffered at the Liberty Stadium is the 34th of Kompany's eight years at the club – 30 of these have occurred since 2012.

The 28-year-old looked to injure his left wrist while playing a double-handed backhand, the innocuous incident appearing worryingly similar to the problem suffered by Britain's Andy Murray in Hamburg in 2007.

Hodgson's pleasure at starting with a 1-0 victory was marred by the problem suffered by Barry - and which may require him to draft in a replacement before Tuesday's final deadline to name his squad for Poland and Ukraine.

'The research project made the hospital management team (manager, general director…) much more sensitive to the problem suffered by patients with apnea cycles' (decision-maker, P3).

Although the problem suffers from combinatorial explosion, it is demonstrated by means of two real cases how the proposed methodology is able to efficiently find optimal topologies that fulfill the design constraints.