Sentence examples for a problem of self from inspiring English sources

Suicidal ideation is normally perceived as a problem of self abuse.

"It's a problem of self-control," he said.

That, perhaps, will be the longest lasting effect of this crisis: Italy has always had a problem of self-esteem.

These sweeping decisions affect the conduct of all congressional inquiries and all courts, for from the opinions there emerges a legally enforceable rule for handling hearings or prosecutions when questions raise for the witness a problem of self-incrimination.

It is a problem of self-dicipline, for Congress has a clear right to search for facts in whatever spheres may suit its fancy... To us theemaciated condition of controversy and the rising tide of docility are a national emergency and calls for action by the President and by the Congress along the lines suggested by Allen Barkley.

That doubt is mitigated for actions that affect future generations that overlap with contemporaries (thus turning part of the present and future generations into contemporaries) and for actions that have not only negative consequences later on but also presently (thus turning the ethical problem partly into a problem of self-interest).

This corresponds to a problem of self-selection, as it is likely that immigrants who are motivated to apply for citizenship already have a greater sense of belonging to the host nation than immigrants who refrain from applying.

National sage Maurice Lim Miller describes it as a problem of self-determination.

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So her problem is, as least in part, a problem of effective self-governance over time.

It is a small slice of a large problem of self-dealing and self-enrichment on Wall Street, often at the expense of the rest of us.