Sentence examples for a widespread problem the from inspiring English sources
But while this portrayal of women as wives first and foremost and people second is a widespread problem, the "Grandmother" descriptor goes a step further, combining a definite note of ageism with the sexist angle.
He figured he wasn't really injured, and that has been a widespread problem: the military value system is such that warriors disdain medical care as long as they are physically capable of fighting.
Last month, a U.S. congressional assessment of Martelly's government gave him the benefit of the doubt: "Although corruption is a widespread problem, the State Department reports that the government does not encourage or facilitate distribution of illicit drugs or the laundering of drug-trafficking profits".
GERD is a widespread problem in the elderly, but the incidence of GERD in older patients is difficult to define because of the limited number of studies addressing the population age >65 years.
Child labor is a widespread problem in the West African nation, the superintendent said, adding that the police rescued 284 children in a similar operation last year.
Aquarium dumping is a widespread problem in the United States and around the world.
DMV Investigations Division Chief Frank Alvarez declined to comment on whether all of the cases over the last two years point to a widespread problem in the agency.
bulking, a phenomenon when the filamentous organisms dominate the activated sludge is still a widespread problem in the operation of activated sludge processes.
Filamentous bulking, a phenomenon in which the filamentous organisms dominate the activated sludge is still a widespread problem in the operation of activated sludge processes with often severe economic and environmental consequences.
The lack of identification is a widespread problem for the traditionally semi-nomadic Tuareg and Tebu, and especially painful for the young.
Keim said chemical hazards have not been a widespread problem in the past, thanks in part to the luck that tornadoes generally haven't struck chemical facilities.
