Sentence examples for a long term problem and from inspiring English sources

But it is a long term problem, and expensive to fix.

"This [dehydration] is a long term problem and despite best efforts by nurses sometimes it's very difficult to encourage or persuade someone elderly to drink", she said.

But this government's obsession with the wrong deficit has exacerbated a long-term problem, and brought things to a head.

"The (deficit) problem is a long-term problem and should be addressed over a longer time frame".

"This was going to be a long-term problem, and Miss Hunter had good taste," Mr. Young said.

Climate change is a long-term problem, and it would be better to get three tons of emissions reductions in 2020 than only one ton in 2010.

Mr. Vallone called it "a short-term remedy to a long-term problem," and said he still planned to hold hearings on the matter and on cable competition today.

Dickey said he filed the nail between innings so the crack would not extend to the nail bed and create a long-term problem, and as a result he lost the feel of his knuckleball.

"We know we have a long-term problem and that we need to reduce CO2 aggressively, but scientists are becoming concerned about whether there are going to be more climate changes in the near term than we previously believed," said Jackson.

"From our point of view we don't see this as a long-term problem and the players are respectful of that," Appleton told BBC Radio Solent.

Prof Buckingham said: "Low resourcing for practical work is a long-term problem and not one that is a simple matter of lack of government funding.