Sentence examples for was a frequent problem from inspiring English sources

O'Callaghan told Fairfax Radio in Perth that trying to find a responsible adult was a frequent problem for police arresting children in WA, which has the highest rates of Indigenous youth incarceration in the country.

He said that this was a frequent problem at Jets games because some fans did not observe an orderly line at entry points but that Sunday "was the worst".

Past studies indicated that finding garments that fit was a frequent problem for overweight adults, (Peters 2014), non-overweight adults (Liechty et al. 2009), and obese adolescents (Romeo and Lee 2015).

The AMREF clinic did not suffer from stock-outs of drugs which otherwise is a serious barrier to high-quality ART programmes especially for government providers in rural sub-Saharan Africa [41], but patients coming late for drug refill was a frequent problem at the clinic.

Weight loss of >10% body weight was a frequent problem and affected 383 (25.5%) patients (table 3).

First, inadequate sample size was a frequent problem in the studies included in our analyses, with only 15 of the 31 studies reporting outcomes from over 100 patients.

Risk transfer is a frequent problem and contracts management arrangements are often weak.

A sense of entitlement is a frequent problem, especially when coupled with a lack of respect.

Both were serious offenses for a population for which wandering off is a frequent problem.

Medication errors, the researchers noted, are a frequent problem, and poor labeling is considered a possible contributor.

"That's a frequent problem with asking questions in the world of global private intelligence," Mr. Javers shrugs.