Sentence examples for bundle of problems from inspiring English sources

It's a whole bundle of problems.

As one respondent said: "Older people are mostly seen as a bundle of problems and service-needs.

It sees individuals as having attributes; they are more than a bundle of problems, no matter how complicated and chaotic their lives.

However, the service paradigm raises a bundle of problems that did not exist in traditional component-based development where abstraction, encapsulation, and modularity were the only main concerns.

Instead of seeing life as a bundle of problems, let's get a new set of eyes to view what's around us with joy.

(P39) "obviously they came with a bundle of additional problems… language, mental health issues, they'd been abused, they'd come to a new country and tried to settle in…It's less around budgeting and balancing your food, it's more about feeding your kids and getting your kids clothed and staying in the country".

But after conversations with potential customers about their pain-points, the team quickly pivoted to target a broader bundle of business travel booking problems.

But another is that it's not seen as enjoyable, because older people are viewed as a bundle of sad, expensive, social-policy problems, rather than people with lives worth living to the full.

One more thing: According to another study by the Center for Responsive Politics, oil and gas industry holdings are some of the most popular investments among lawmakers and their spouses, and in recent years have grown in value, offering a bundle of potential conflicts of interest problems.

Urban criticism from left-intellectuals to right-wing extremists was expressed implying megacities to bundle problems of late capitalist societies.

For example, the approach of Dubois et al. (2008), based on DTI indices, was supported in only 8 out of 11 bundles, facing problems in classification of the corpus callosum, external capsule and uncinate fasciculus.