The phrase 'cocktail of problems' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation or scenario which involves multiple, complex issues. For example, "The company was facing a cocktail of problems, including a decrease in sales, a staffing issue, and a financial crisis."
What Seif calls "this cocktail of problems and sanctions" had, it seemed, been largely addressed.
That cocktail of problems calls for stability, not adventurism.Mr Orban's government has agreed to meet the promised deficit target this year of 3.8% of GDP (down from 4% last year).
The great thing was that among the professionals and local politicians in the room, and among the audience, there was profound understanding of the cocktail of problems that conspired to cause such mayhem, and a good deal of wise optimism regarding how to tackle it, often offered from local people who had been active in youth work for many years.
The uncomfortable question for America is how many other towns and cities across the land have exactly the same cocktail of problems that one spark could ignite?
Cocktail, cocktail, cocktail, cocktail......
Despite it becomes a modern cliché that anticancer drug combination is better than single anticancer drug, how to combinative utilizations of anticancer drug cocktails is a new series of problems and solutions in new era of anticancer therapy studies.
Investors fear Spain's cocktail of economic, financial and banking problems will see it frozen out of world markets.
How can I look at him this way?" Bissinger has his own passel of problems, and he takes a "morning cocktail" of four drugs to balance out his "anxiety and depression and the downside of mild bipolarity".
Starting in the 1980s, the problem has been addressed firstly in the context of the cocktail party problem: how to separate a number of speech signals from multichannel mixtures of them.
"Unfortunately, despite the scary hard facts about the elevated cocktail of pollution and health risks, the problem is being dismissed as a mere weather phenomenon," she said.
That would help with the next generation, but it's the current crop of speeding rudeboys high on a cocktail of fury and selfishness who are the problem, and they are unlikely to think they need any training.
