Sentence examples for which became a problem from inspiring English sources

People's names weren't even on their boarding passes, which became a problem after Sept. 11.

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Nonetheless, after the war, the meanings started to diverge, because workers receiving MW started being reasonably well protected from poverty, which became a problem concentrated among unemployed and underemployed workers (Stigler 1946).

The trainers explained that Beatrice cannot swim without the life jacket, which became a problem when the script called for her to do exactly that.

While no carmaker in Europe or Asia is as yet suffering as badly as the Detroit Three are, tight credit, which became a problem thanks mostly to the sub-prime mortgage debacle in the U.S., is becoming more of a problem worldwide, hurting vehicle sales in every market.

The navy's general inactivity was partly caused by a lack of coal, which became a problem as the war progressed, and partly by a fear of mines in the Adriatic (which also kept the Italian navy in port for most of the war).

Children, the argument goes, learn by observing and then emulating — which becomes a problem when films depict visceral thrills without considering their human costs.

In all the initial remote based authentication systems, a verifier table is to be placed in the server side which becomes a problem if the server is compromised.

Mr. Riley, a Republican, said that too often the Red Cross shelters did not have all the necessary services or equipment, like showers and cafeterias, which became a particular problem when evacuees ended up living in the shelters for weeks.

In that period, Turkey had open economic policies and for the first time experienced a high trade deficit, which became a chronic problem in subsequent periods (see Fig. 4).

They also developed a taste for the settlers' supplies, and began to take flour and other food, which became a serious problem for the colony.