Sentence examples for deeper cultural problems from inspiring English sources

A top personal-income-tax rate of 63% drives the most successful entrepreneurs out of the country.Singaporeans have even deeper cultural problems with entrepreneurship.

Ran was encouraged by these developments, but said that deeper cultural problems remained, such as an unquestioning belief in the virtues of memorization, a legacy from the traditional exams of the imperial era.

Deeper cultural problems were hidden by amazing performance and success.

"There is a deeper cultural problem: male hostility toward women who want to do more than stay at home".

Later Patten tried a different tack, telling the committee there was a deeper cultural problem related to severance at the BBC.

A report on how to improve the local people's congress has been shelved, and talk of an anti-corruption commission has faded.There is also a deeper cultural problem.

(I mean, when are rape and bomb threats ever not indicative of a deeper cultural problem?) Is this what happens when you raise a generation on porn and failed hopes?

For some reason, I feel like this week's barrage of sexist Twitter fury, unleashed upon Mary Beard, Caroline Criado-Perez, Hadley Freeman, your girlfriend, your aunt, the Wayans brothers in White Chicks and the corpse of Mother Teresa, hints at a deeper cultural problem lying beneath all the rape and bomb threats.

He has also insisted that he does not believe that there are deep cultural problems with the 82nd Airborne that might have contributed to many forms of misconduct in Kosovo.

Higher education today also suffers from a deep cultural problem.

News Corp is wracked by deep-seated cultural problems.