Sentence examples for deep problems with from inspiring English sources

He's just got deep problems with his social skills".

Campaigners say there are deep problems with Operation Trident, which investigates gun crime in London's black communities.

"It's not good ever for a Democratic governor to be having real deep problems with organized labor," he said.

Mr. Morrell, the Pentagon spokesman, acknowledged deep problems with the Iraqi force on Thursday, but said the Pentagon opposed the recommendation to disband and remake the national police.

I then spoke at length with Morici, who said that he agrees with Navarro that there are deep problems with our trade relationship with China, but that Navarro "has a rather severe position.

Immigrant, labor and church groups walked out halfway through the session Wednesday in Arlington, Va., banging drums and denouncing the hearing as a "sham" intended to gloss over deep problems with the program, known as Secure Communities.

Ideologically, Tory free-marketeers have a deep problem with a single economic union.

Ironically, a non-elected international organisation may be very helpful in solving a deep problem with the democratic process.

This exposed the deep problem with the single currency: there is no easy way to adjust when you find your costs out of line.

"I think people understand that word as being very flippant, but with me it's very much like I'm simultaneously really committed to it and have a deep problem with it," he said.

"The United States," he said, "needs to make it clear to Pakistan that it needs to make a choice: If it continues to work with groups like the Haqqanis, continues to treat them as legitimate insurgent groups rather than international terrorists, there will continue to be a problem, a deep problem with the U.S. government that will not be overcome easily".