Sentence examples for deepest problem with the from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the deepest problem with the We The People website from a political perspective is that the benchmark of its success, giving minorities the opportunity to put their issues on the agenda and thus win over a majority, is inherently risky.

"Maybe they were once our enemy, but it is possible now to solve one of Uzbekistan's deepest problems with the hands of a great power".

The deeper problem with the Basel Committee is it overrepresents the euro-zone Europeans.

Ironically, a non-elected international organisation may be very helpful in solving a deep problem with the democratic process.

None of these studies addresses a deeper problem with the way industrial policy tends to develop over time.

This exposed the deep problem with the single currency: there is no easy way to adjust when you find your costs out of line.

And this points to the deeper problem with the President's announcement today, which is the same problem that afflicts just about everything that happens in Washington these days.

It's an early warning of a deeper problem with the sound, so bad it could be coming through the remnants of the club's infamous original system, recovered from a skip.

(I read the opening chapters of this book on a Long Island Rail Road car full of Fire Islanders loudly planning their weekend Jell-O-shot regimens — Sensurround!) A deeper problem with the book is that the people in Carr's life, and Carr himself, come alive only in fits and starts.

"The United States," he said, "needs to make it clear to Pakistan that it needs to make a choice: If it continues to work with groups like the Haqqanis, continues to treat them as legitimate insurgent groups rather than international terrorists, there will continue to be a problem, a deep problem with the U.S. government that will not be overcome easily".

"The first is whether it offers sufficient succour to the victims of Conservative policies directed towards a smaller state and retrenchment in public spending … The second and deeper problem with the 'big society' is that it conflicts with the economic liberalism to which Conservatives are also committed".