Sentence examples for were a problem in from inspiring English sources

"Abnormally high credit losses" were a problem in the quarter, Mr. Mack said.

On Tuesday, Dr. Corrigan told health officials that while rats were a problem in the subways, the rodents inhabited many other public spaces, particularly parks.

Some of them still talk as if economic growth were a problem in itself which is one reason they opposed the huge infrastructure project at Stuttgart's railway station.

China Daily, the official English-language newspaper, ran an article across the front page beneath the banner headline: "Dam Impact 'Less Than Predicted.'" Landslides were a problem in the Three Gorges area before construction of the dam.

According to the magazine, Rose said that performance-enhancing drugs were a problem in the N.B.A. "We're just trying to stay together, knowing that it's definitely harder now," Rose said Monday.

Farrell, who said he did not believe that homophobic sentiments were a problem in baseball, said he felt that no one stopped Escobar from wearing the offending eyeblack because no one noticed it.

The flight itself should not bring on any particular factors that would worsen your condition, but if there were a problem in-flight you would be several hours away from medical help.

BIOFILMS are a problem in medicine.

It's a problem in every culture.

That's a problem in my mind.

It's a problem in youth sports.