Sentence examples for a fundamental problem now from inspiring English sources

A fundamental problem now is that the right has devised both a strategy and a movement, and the left has done neither.

The fundamental problem now facing our economy is not the value of the initial subprime mortgages (after all, those mortgages are still backed by tangible, real property) but rather the value of some of the financial paper that was ultimately spawned by the mortgage practices: the collateralized debt obligations, structured investment vehicles, and derivatives.

So with have also a fundamental problem of now probably structural unemployment rates.

The opportunity is the chance to make progress on some of the region's fundamental problems now that, for the first time in a century, Arabs and Jews alike fully appreciate the menace in Iran's hegemonic ambitions to dominate the Muslim world.

The real question is why the new democracies are not dealing with their fundamental problems now, while outsiders are so willing to lend and invest.

The bailout recipe for Greece, and now Ireland, has a fundamental problem: It fails to acknowledge that these deeply indebted countries will not recover until they reduce their crushing public debt, which in both cases is on its way to hit a staggering 150 percent of gross domestic product within three or four years.

He claimed Facebook has fixed the problem of "lurid" comments being able to posted on otherwise innocent photographs of children shared on its platform — something YouTube has also recently been called out for — telling the committee: "That was a fundamental problem in our review process that has now been fixed".

By now it should be fairly obvious that my plan to live outside official channels has a fundamental problem.

That's a fundamental problem".

But film has a fundamental problem.

This points to a fundamental problem.