Sentence examples for an historical problem from inspiring English sources

"It's not the right way to address an historical problem".

As corruption is an historical problem in Yemen, there was a patronage system that distributed some oil income to local leaders, keeping deterioration of relations in a moderate level.

Without a strong arrangement, it can get Coltrane-y in a hurry, which is not a philosophical or a historical problem: Mr. Haynes was a substitute in Coltrane's quartet in the mid-'60s, and he learned from Coltrane just as Elvin Jones, that band's regular drummer, had learned from him.

Backdating is perceived as a historical problem, a relic from the heady days of the dot-com boom.

The New York Fire Department said yesterday that it would embark on a new recruiting campaign aimed at addressing a historical problem: its failure to hire enough blacks, Hispanics and women as firefighters.

"That is a historical problem that cannot be fixed in a year," she says.

He writes that the crematorium was years out of date, it didn't employ a proper service contract; but the emphasis on this as a historical problem does not really do it justice.

Limited formal wear options are a historical problem, so unless you're prepared to find a vintage wedding dress and dye it in the bathtub, the chances are in Vinnies you'll be confronted with the same high street garbage, but 20 years older.

"And also I think this idea, especially of growing up in Germany, that you can fail historically and that has happened before and that can happen again and that a generation can be measured by the way it reacts to a historical problem".

It is also a historical problem.

He added, "When we get onto the subject of change, as opposed to just measuring the area once we have a historical problem".