Sentence examples for depressing problems from inspiring English sources

Instead of exciting people and getting them to see why conservationists care so much, we repeat the same depressing problems without coupling that with the true wonder of nature.

With the arrest of the 10 alleged Russian spies this week, Americans can stop worrying about depressing problems like the oil hurricane down the Gulf, or boring problems like the Senate's financial "reform" kabuki theater, and just focus on the sexy dangers of international espionage.

It's a depressing problem that's been afflicting us for a while.

For some disorders, such as depression, we may never know, in any useful way, what the underlying pathology is, since we can't distinguish biologically patients who are suffering from depression from patients who are enduring a depressing life problem.

"Depressing" and insurmountable problems like taking sides in an Afghan civil war are taken completely off the table, for the simple reason that we need those resources for other policies.

And while "Hurt Village" has its problems, being depressing isn't one of them.

Further depressing yields are weather problems in Vietnam and Central America.

The second is no problem, one depressing sideshow after another until the next one rolls along.

Mutu's personal problems were a depressing reflection of an entire system that could not adapt to a post-Hagi era.

Ostensibly, the dispute revolves around China dumping its excess steel production on world markets and depressing prices, which leads to problems for American steel producers and American steel workers.

Third, there are depressing parallels between Newark and the problems we've struggled with in Chicago for so long.