Sentence examples for deepest problems with from inspiring English sources
"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".
That victory was the heart of Mr. Putin's campaign to persuade Russians he was a leader who could take command of his troubled country and address its deepest problems with decisiveness.
The deepest problem with novelty is that most novel ideas are bad ones.
But it also highlighted deeper problems with the WHO, involving funding, structure and staff.
Campaigners say there are deep problems with Operation Trident, which investigates gun crime in London's black communities.
And while this time bosses have blamed "modernisation" costs, there are deeper problems with the model of liberalised post.
"It's not good ever for a Democratic governor to be having real deep problems with organized labor," he said.
Mahmoud Siakal, a former deputy foreign minister, said the bank's problems reflected deeper problems with the government and the financial system.
In writing it I could only conclude that cricket has deeper problems with women than tone-deaf interviews, even interviews that array those problems in perfect microcosm.
These are important questions, but we should really be looking at the deeper problems with which whoever wins in 2012 will have to deal.
