Sentence examples for a longer term problem from inspiring English sources

But it's a longer term problem than that.

But there has been a longer-term problem too.

But we have a longer-term problem, recession".

But the kidnappings highlight a longer-term problem: having a failed state as a neighbour.

"So this is a temporary but necessary fix for a longer-term problem, which is marriage equality in New York State".

A longer-term problem is potential bottlenecks in getting wind power from the places best equipped to produce it to the populous areas that need electricity.

Inflation may be a longer-term problem, but that term is likely to be longer than you would guess from a lot of the commentary.

But pundits will have to wait for the Pennsylvania primary, on April 22nd, to see whether this is a blip or a longer-term problem.

Without pointing the finger at individual nations, he said a growing income and wealth divide was a longer-term problem for many nations, not just those at the higher income scale.

Without pointing the finger at individual nations, he said a growing income and wealth divide was a longer-term problem for many nations, and not just those at the higher income scale.

McCarthy says that the group welcomes the U-turn, but that the issue is a symptom of a longer-term problem that the council is trying "to pass on" to the police.