Analysts cautioned, however, that inflation was likely to remain a long-term problem in a fast-growing economy in which middle-class demand for food and goods was rising and once-cheap manual labor was becoming more expensive.
The government has said as much, claiming that future harvests will ease inflationary pressures (although a lack of investment in the agricultural sector is a long-term problem; in the second quarter agricultural output rose only by 1.7%, year on year, the slowest pace in one and a half years).
But this is a long-term problem in need of a long-term solution.
Michael notes in the piece that Microsoft has a long-term problem in that it has to figure out its Internet strategy.
At last, we give an explanation to a long-term problem in GR index model that GR index is generally larger than the actual shale volume.
The transuranics (TRU) which pose a long-term problem in a high-level waste repository, can be significantly reduced in the multiple recycle operation of these options, resulting in more than 110 and 220 times reduction of TRU inventory to be geologically disposed for the one-tier and two-tier fuel cycles, respectively.
As anyone who has ever dealt with a long-term problem in their lives can tell you, you can't really move forward until you acknowledge what has happened in the past and the ways in which it may be connected to what is happening in the present.
Since 1988, in response to a long-term problem of unemployment in France, people with little or no income have been able to benefit from a special government subsidy known as the social minimum (revenu minimum d'insertion).
Do we have a long-term problem with overcapacity in a lot of industries?
"We could have a long-term problem with China in the South China Sea," said Jeffrey A. Bader, a former adviser to Mr. Obama on China policy.
Obviously, this model is meaningful in the long term problems in which the maintenance can be treated as random events.
