Sentence examples for years as a problem from inspiring English sources

It has emerged in recent years as a problem of optimum partitioning of its various processes into hardware and software components.

'If you brought up segregation in the last ten years, as a problem that we should be focusing on, it was generally dismissed as unreconstructive, liberal old thinking.'.

"If you brought up segregation in the last ten years, as a problem that we should be focusing on, it was generally dismissed as unreconstructive, liberal old thinking.

The government has for years recognized as a problem the inability of border agents at primary inspection stations to directly review student visa information.

Resistance to conventional antibiotics by pathogenic bacteria has emerged in recent years as a major problem of public health.

A rebranding of libertarian paternalism, Cameron and Osborne have been fans of nudge theory for several years as a solution to a problem commonly faced by governments – namely, how to change behaviour without imposing regulation.

But since Facebook knows who its users are and has recorded their tastes and preferences for years, that's not as much a problem for them.

"The disease that we're facing in Greece," he told the BBC, "is that a problem of insolvency for five years has been treated as a problem of liquidity".This view would not seem outlandish in the academic world that Mr Varoufakis recently quit.

Leptospirosis is a zoonotic and an emerging infectious disease caused by the pathogenic Leptospira species and is identified in the recent years as a global public health problem because of its increased mortality and morbidity in different countries.

By the end of 2006, the company had not shown any new infomercials in two years — a problem, as Ronco's infomercials tended to produce the most sales in their first 6 to 12 months on the air.

A senior British defence official described a year without military action as a problem.