Sentence examples for a problem that afflicts from inspiring English sources
The reason is "adverse selection" -- a problem that afflicts many markets, but insurance markets in particular.
The Deepwater Horizon disaster is one example of a problem that afflicts many companies, she says.
Revenue per subscriber is falling faster than subscriptions are growing, a problem that afflicts all operators save the second biggest, KDDI.
There are no statistics on the number of people who are elevator phobic, but it is a problem that afflicts working people across the nation, and not just in major vertical metropolises like New York and Chicago.
With around 300 employees and plenty of ambition, it comes as a surprise to find that Jacquey complains of a problem that afflicts large swathes of the UK developer community: an inability to recruit staff.
In 1992, GM was said to be within an hour of going bust, with its bosses waiting by the fax machine for the ratings downgrade that would have tipped it over the edge.This is not a problem that afflicts Toyota, which carries a rock-solid AAA rating from Standard & Poor's and spews out more cash than a salaryman on a golfing holiday.
Sleep deprivation is an underrecognized problem that afflicts our society and can lead to reductions in vitality.
The notion that the relays are, in many ways, just an afterthought is a philosophical concern, but there is also a more bureaucratic problem that afflicts the relays, according to those involved in the process.
The term emerged in a public safety announcement video – and we'll get back to this video in just a tick – in which several women discuss the terrible problem that afflicts so many of their gender: Bitchy Resting Face.
Barbara Bergmann, an emerita professor at American University and the University of Maryland, said the same problem that afflicts the award afflicts the profession as a whole: too much theorizing and not enough actual research.
IN a city where braininess is sexy, the bibliothèques of Paris don't suffer from the dowdy image problem that afflicts libraries in the United States.
