Sentence examples for because of genuine problems from inspiring English sources
Some journalists at today's briefing said they wondered if the Pentagon was defensive because of genuine problems in the field.
If you don't pick the right targets, the chances of addressing genuine problems are nearly zero.
Both myself and the boys wanted to talk about some of the genuine problems that afflicted that area and how it was a shame that we probably couldn't really address them in the magazine because it was council-funded.
On the other hand, if there were genuine problems because of allergies and such, asking for alternative dishes was not out of place.
He tells me that he considers it extreme but finds its criticism of free-market accurate and believes that this idea will eventually find its mainstream expression "because they talk about genuine problems".
This is not to abjure abstraction, but rather to insist that philosophy deal with the genuine problems of living organisms, not the artificial problems of an academic discipline.
Consider their objections carefully - they may have thought of a genuine problem that you have missed.
Both were attracted to problems that were, in Einstein's words, of "genuine importance," problems pertaining to the most basic elements of reality.
Without this, the software tools did not address genuine problems currently being experienced, because of changes since initial procurement and insufficient consultation with client operational staff.
The unions and the council believe the allegations show genuine problems with the system of school governance, especially within academies.
