Sentence examples for deep social problem from inspiring English sources

"What the riots revealed was, I'm afraid, a deep social problem which requires lots of different solutions.

Who now feels like arguing about the superiority of the British way?Does this reflect some deep social problem, or just bad luck?

This, Mr. Senesael said, costs Belgium "hundreds of millions of euros" in lost revenue and, along with the money France loses when people like Mr. Depardieu depart, shows why Europe needs to "deal with a deep social problem" and harmonize its taxes.

'There are deep social problems out there.

For Australia's Indigenous people, deep social problems arrived with the settlers and never departed.

Unless America can either reduce its colossal gun ownership rates or fix its deep social problems, shootings of civilians by police justified or not seem sure to continue.

I want us to work together in tackling our country's big and urgent problems, the debt crisis, our deep social problems, and our broken political system.

The Europeans are especially strongly opposed to aerial spraying of coca crops in Colombia, which they say fails to address the country's deep social problems.

But to make Britain greater, we need to tackle some deep social problems… …problems we only just made a start on, as we focused on the economic emergency that faced us.

Arriving in Downing Street at 8.40pm as prime minister, Cameron looked overawed as he admitted that his new government had "some deep and pressing problems – a huge deficit, deep social problems and a political system in need of reform".

In terms of the future, our country where no party has an overall majority and we have some deep and pressing problems - a huge deficit, deep social problems, a political system in need of reform.