Exemplos de uso de Problem has become em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The problem has become increasingly acute.
The accurate and speedy diagnosis of a vehicles problem has become increasingly.
The problem has become even more difficult to solve.
With the advent of video game consoles and computers, this problem has become even stronger.
The problem has become more serious with the increasing globalization of the“sex trade”.
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The mop-up of the Alpha-Omega bioweapons problem has become a United States Army operation.
The problem has become increasingly acute, because 60% of Iran's population was born after 1979.
How to help people solve this traffic problem has become a great issue for modern city and the whole society.
The problem has become an epidemiological hecatomb in terms of mortality, the worst of the outcomes.
This probably reflects the fact that the cities prioritizing inspection are those whose problem has become relevant, i.e.
In your Diocese, too, one problem has become particularly acute: priestly and religious vocations.
When using carbon steel as a heat exchanger material, under the action of uniform corrosion in the heat exchanger tube quickly corrode and leak, if the 304 and 316 austenitic stainless steel as a heat exchanger material, often due to chloride induced stress corrosion cracking, and lower equipment life, frequent replacement of equipment for long period production andthe economic benefit of refineries caused huge losses, this problem has become one of the difficult problems in the atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit.
This problem has become a challenge for society; therefore, each area has the responsibility to face it.
This probably reflects the fact that the cities prioritizing inspection are those whose problem has become relevant, i.e. inspection would be a posteriori action.
The problem has become increasingly serious of late, due to the ongoing rise in imports of meat from third countries.
Hariri called on the Hizbullah-led camp to"confess that this problem has become a national problem par excellence which needs a national solution par excellence, before anything else.
This problem has become particularly relevant since the Commission's decision to allow the use of genetically modified potatoes for animal feed.
Since a cease fire was agreed in July 2003 the problem has become political and every move is conditioned by fear of losing popular consensus.
The problem has become part of the culture of our time, since our contemporaries have learned much from the excesses of the past and have realized that to believe in God, practising religion and joining others in expressing their own faith, is not a concession bestowed on them by the State but a true right, founded on the dignity of the human person.
In Bogota, the problem has become so acute that some bicycle taxi drivers pay for a“vaccination” of about $1.50 to extortionists, according to Guatibonza.
Although the problem has become immediate as a result of the huge increase in the mass of documentation produced by the public authorities, there is not at the present time an absolute or even a dominant method of appraisal and disposal of documents and records.
Their own problems had become absorbing enough.
Because of this, their integration has become more complicated,more intensive and solving their problems has become more difficult.
It's so frustrating having to explain to someone that the software they downloaded to solve their problems has become part of the problem…….
Some of these problems have become classics because they require within the development of mathematics, great efforts to reach a solution.
On the contrary, the problems have become even more complicated and burdensome, both in the Soviet Union and in the international arena.
She believes that ecological destruction andindustrial catastrophes threaten daily life, and the maintenance of these problems have become the responsibility of women.
Global warming, inflexible bureaucracy, andsubstance abuse are a few of the subjects given a 31st-century exaggeration in a world where the problems have become both more extreme and more common.
The search for materials ecologically viable,to minimize environmental problems has become a major concern in recent years.
Since the Rio Earth Summit in 1992,the global nature of many environmental problems has become even more evident.