Sentence examples for deeper problems in the from inspiring English sources

"We're conscious that we have not eradicated the deeper problems in the last five years," the official added.

That question is important because the answer highlights deeper problems in the U.N. and how it's structured.

But critics worry that the string of mini flash crashes points to deeper problems in the nation's stock market.

Tom Daschle, the Senate majority leader from South Dakota, said the inability to find Mr. bin Laden was a sign of deeper problems in the war on terror.

He told his local newspaper that "throwing a few people to the wolves" would not solve deeper problems in the parliamentary system.

It captures deeper problems in the city, and in other cities, and Chicago must decide what it will change and how.

But they may point to a deeper problem in the Court, says Dahlia Lithwick in the New Republic.

After a few days, the first question sparked more: Was there a deeper problem in the counterinsurgency campaign?

But there's a deeper problem in the whole notion that what this nation needs is a successful businessman as president: America is not, in fact, a corporation.

Their absence is a sign of a deeper problem in the book: there is a conspicuous absence of physical and emotional intimacy.

Rather major houses' willingness to take these authors on indicates a much deeper problem in the industry and one that really does threaten its future.