Sentence examples for basic problems the from inspiring English sources

Some basic problems: The title is already taken, indelibly so, by E. L. Doctorow's 1971 novel about the son of executed Russian spies.

But the event also exposed some more basic problems: the way Mr. Walker produces sound put enough of a strain on his voice, at least in this concert, that it sounded ragged in places it didn't need to.

The disastrous reigns of his predecessors, Wenceslas and Rupert, had emphasized Germany's basic problems: the weakness of the monarchy, the friction between princes and cities, and the unchecked growth of lawlessness and disorder.

However, we knew that these companies would run into basic problems, the most obvious being identity.

The basic problem the banks face is that they need to recapitalize themselves.

The basic problem: the executives have done little to reverse Yahoo's identity crisis.

Although it does not solve the basic problem, the deal would impose real constraints on spending.

The basic problem, the report said, is the absence of safety systems that catch doctors' mistakes before they harm patients.

That is the basic problem, the overcapacity, and the '49ers failed to foresee it or to prepare for it.

The basic problem the directors of these pieces had to solve was one of distance and space.

Cement poses a basic problem: the chemical reaction that creates it releases large amounts of carbon dioxide.