Sentence examples for an enduring problem from inspiring English sources
If the left has an enduring problem, it is this.
"These are makeshift solutions to an enduring problem".
Trash is an enduring problem in Prospect Park, in and around its lake.
Yet an enduring problem for journal editors is obtaining the services of expert reviewers.
Understanding the geometric structuring of alluvial step-pools is an enduring problem in mountain stream geomorphology.
For Saro, the latest botched restoration is symptomatic of an enduring problem.
However significant the current configuration of Tea Party hostility to the Obama administration, the continuing conflict between the treasury and Congress reflects a more enduring problem, namely the internal contradiction the American state faces in acting as both the state of US society and the "indispensable" state of global capitalism.
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While a lack of proper diagnostic facilities often limits rabies surveillance, weak field capacity for investigating cases and poorly functioning reporting networks are perhaps a more enduring problem [18].
The non-linear relation between the current of charged jet and the applied voltage is an intriguing and enduring problem.
"The terrorism threat will be a fundamental and enduring problem, and other lives will be wrecked," he said.
