Sentence examples similar to been a long term problem from inspiring English sources

But it is a long term problem, and expensive to fix.

"This [dehydration] is a long term problem and despite best efforts by nurses sometimes it's very difficult to encourage or persuade someone elderly to drink", she said.

But Xizhou Zhou, head of China Energy at IHS CERA in Beijing, tells the BBC that the issue is a long term problem that must be dealt with.

This is a long term problem requiring long term solutions.

The caseloads -- it's been a long-term problem".

"Patient safety in maternity care has been a long-term problem.

Avoiding empty seats and a lack of interest has been a long-term problem suffered by the Paralympics.

There has been a long-term problem with youth unemployment, particularly for youngsters who have left school with poor qualifications.

Finding the net has been a long-term problem for Northern Ireland and in McGinn they now have a genuine goal threat from midfield.

"It is a long-term problem".

"There's a long-term problem," Abramowitz told him.