Sentence examples for a problem that lingers from inspiring English sources

This disparity underscores a problem that lingers even in communities with progressive fire codes: Most houses in the wildland-urban interface predate these standards, and retrofitting existing structures is often beyond the means of most homeowners.

"It's a problem that lingers for decades and centuries".

All of this is a very good sign that Apple is correcting the App Store approval process problem that lingered for far too long.

Mel Stottlemyre, the Yankees' pitching coach, explained the situation to Hernández and Weaver before the game, but it may be a problem that will linger for the rest of the season.

Meanwhile, a lot of people are still reporting missing tweets and direct messages, a problem that's been lingering for several weeks now.

As a professor at UCLA since 1969 and a witness to the rapid deterioration of our campus climate, I believe the working group's statement is a genuine attempt to deal with a lingering problem that has caused Jewish students and their allies a great deal of agony, interfered with their studies and severely tarnished the reputation of our university system.

In addressing the issue, Obama warned that the existence of the camp more than a decade after the 9/11 terrorist attacks was "… a lingering problem that is not going to get better.

During a press conference at the White House on Tuesday, Obama called Guantanamo a "lingering problem that is not going to get better," adding that it would "get worse" and would "fester".

"This is a lingering problem that is not going to get better," he said.

This is a lingering problem that is not going to get better.

Guantánamo is, as the president said, a lingering problem that is going to get worse if it continues to fester, so he has to deal with it.