True, there are deep-seated problems in secondary education: in an international study, American 10-year-olds came 12th out of 25 countries in mathematics and sixth in science.
"There are deep-rooted problems in Japan's criminal justice system," said Kanae Doi, director of Human Rights Watch in Japan and a former defense lawyer.
"If you're a Muslim in this region and you turn on the television and you see problems in Athens, you see burning and looting in London, you see trouble in America, it's not hard to come to the conclusion that there are deep-seated problems in Western society," Mr. Crooke said.
There are deep-rooted problems in this country which have subjected women to so much destitution and rights for me are last on the list.
Our addictions were symptomatic of deeper problems in our relationship and we were drifting apart.
Baltimore's problems are deeper: in many ways, the city has simply failed.Crime is rife.
It was their constituents that lost it over the prospect of this tax deduction being taken away, and I came to believe that that little apparently small moment revealed that there was a deeper problem in American political culture, and it was this.
Cloning is symptomatic of deeper problems in how our culture thinks about pet dogs.
But there's a deeper problem in the whole notion that what this nation needs is a successful businessman as president: America is not, in fact, a corporation.
The sordid dance of Cameron and Murdoch has ended up revealing deep flaws in British society that are also deep problems in Western societies as a whole.
Ms. Hudson's frequent and distracting costume changes are a sign of deeper problems in a movie that wants to be all things to all people, especially women.
