Sentence examples for deeper political problems from inspiring English sources

But so do two deeper political problems.

Sadly, this resignation does nothing to solve Austria's deeper political problems, nor to consolidate the social democrats.

[Page A7.] Israeli officials have warned the Americans that uttering the words about occupation and outposts could cause Mr. Sharon deep political problems, possibly interfering with his ability to carry out the actions.

Digital technology, he says, can solve many of America's deepest political problems.

No-one realistically expected Thailand's deep-rooted political problems to be solved overnight - or indeed in a couple of hours of discussions - so why did Gen Prayuth decide to so dramatically end proceedings and seize power?

An article on Oct. 14 about South Africa's deep economic and political problems misstated the year the country last held a presidential election.

But forecasts of vote tallies by major newspapers have been unanimous in predicting a resounding victory for the Liberal Democrats, whom many Japanese blame for creating the country's deep economic and political problems.

Islamist groups won some 70 percent of seats in the recent parliamentary elections, but they will now face tremendous pressure to solve the deep economic and political problems that caused the revolution.

A sparkling U.S. economy would not solve Europe's deep structural and political problems, but it would help bolster demand for products ranging from Mercedes-Benz cars to Greek olive oil.

Most experts agree that the exodus of skilled workers from poor countries is a symptom of deep economic, social and political problems in their homelands and can prove particularly crippling in much needed professions in health care and education.

We need to work with our Western allies and local partners to create a better balance of power in the region, in particular between Saudi and Iran; to end the civil wars which are so destabilising the Middle East; and to set incentives for regimes to reform to better address the deep social, economic and political problems their countries are facing.