Sentence examples for a stubborn problem from inspiring English sources
The police report a stubborn problem with illegal OxyContin use.
The industry sees it as a fix to a stubborn problem: job vacancies, particularly for engineers.
It could also illustrate a stubborn problem that's been holding augmented reality back.
Still, compulsive hoarding remains a stubborn problem, a safety risk for older people and a heartache for their families.
Misgendering, as journalist Caitlin Dewey explains, is a stubborn problem within the LGBT community, one which was highlighted by Jenner's transition.
Homelessness has been a stubborn problem in San Francisco, with a slow but steady rise in the number of homeless counted in recent years.
In an interview with the Times on February 19th he said that crack cocaine-dealers, along with their guns, were being forced out of cities by tougher policing and vicious competition.Yet the overall reduction in gun crime in big cities hides a more stubborn problem.
Safety production is a seriously stubborn problem in modern industry engineering.
Extreme income inequality remains a persistently stubborn problem more than two decades after the end of apartheid.
All along the supply chain that winds its way through central Africa, armed groups and governments benefit immensely from the trade in conflict minerals, making it a very stubborn problem to eradicate.
Delivering evidence-based health interventions to the very poorest and most remote communities in LMICs has proven to be a particularly stubborn problem [ 13, 14].
