Sentence examples for deep-seated troubles from inspiring English sources

But the president's failure to reckon with these deep-seated troubles is harder to understand.

"This is a deep-seated problem.

Although many governors said significant change in how the nation handles health care was needed, they said their deep-seated fiscal troubles made it a terrible time to shift costs to the states.

H.R.: It's a 5-year project, because this is a deep-seated, long-term problem.

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The Shanghai company, which has partnerships with General Motors and Volkswagen in China that make it the country's largest carmaker, said its troubles in South Korea revealed a deep-seated Korean bias against the Chinese.

The problem is more deep-seated.

Or maybe it was the worry itself, my deep-seated anxiety that had hurt him.

For deep-seated structural reasons, Retentional models have difficulty in accommodating the Immediacy Thesis.

Mr Zhu's two-hour speech at the opening of the congress in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing listed a host of perennial troubles, from corruption to growing unemployment and "deep-seated problems" in the economy.

Atlanta's problem is much more deep-seated.