Sentence examples for age-old problems from inspiring English sources

I HAVE always been attracted to new solutions to the age-old problems of space planning.

One underscored continuity and scientific "soundness", the other promised rupture and new, imaginative solutions to age-old problems.

In what ways have India's "age-old problems" and "experiment in democracy" changed over the decades since Indira Gandhi's death?

Once they have some maker skills, Nair wants to convert them into innovators people who look at the world with a mindset of proactively solving age-old problems.

The past 10 years have seen an exponential growth in tissue engineering, which has broadened the perspectives of tackling these age-old problems.

This will establish OGP as an international movement that uses the latest tools and technologies to help governments solve age-old problems and deliver tangible results for citizens.

"It's the same age-old problem.

This poses an age-old problem.

An age-old problem: How old is too old?

"It's the age-old problem of funding," says Condry.

It's an age-old problem when marketing comedies.