Sentence examples for backlog of problems from inspiring English sources
All that means quite a backlog of problems, some of them going back to medieval times.Whatever the motives for a Christmas sale, the prospectus, if it comes, will be much in demand.
But why are we still being nickeled and dimed?" The president, in a rare moment on the defensive in a format that is usually friendly to him, said many people in New Orleans were "understandably impatient" and said he had inherited a backlog of problems.
As a result, the citizen sector is growing explosively (generating jobs three times as fast as the rest of society) as it races to catch up in productivity and to solve a gigantic backlog of problems.
Instead, it has a backlog of major problems and some serious issues of public perception to deal with.
At a crowded public meeting with Con Ed officials at the Town Hall here, officials of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission cited a backlog of reports about problems at the plant and a lack of preventive maintenance, among other things.
According to Tony Smith, the "catastrophic" picture of the UK immigration services painted by the tabloid press and MPs since the Millennium was not a totally false one: "A lot of backlog problems go back to the year 2000; 100,000 asylum seekers were coming to Britain every year then, and it's only 20,000 now.
The backlog of cases worsens fiscal problems.
Channel Tunnel rail passengers have faced train cancellations and major delays after a series of problems led to a backlog in services.
Most state employees returned to work on July 21, facing a backlog of unfinished work and new problems in many agencies.
California's Employment Development Department had a large backlog of first-time claims after problems with the upgrade of its computer system over Labor Day weekend.
