Sentence examples for distinct problems from inspiring English sources

Some analysts lump all southern economies together, when they face distinct problems.

He asked the candidates to address "the distinct problems" of "the black and Latino communities".

But this construction project has an unusually broad reach, creating not one but two very distinct problems.

Whether women have distinct problems or universal concerns — and they have both — you don't need to be a woman to listen.

But KFC has distinct problems to overcome, including the ease with which chains like McDonald's can imitate popular chicken products like strips and nuggets, Mr. Glass said.

But it is also a city with its own distinct problems, and, like those of a tabloid celebrity, they are available in print.

The "digital divide" is not a real, distinct problem caused by a shortage of high technology.

The office legitimizes him and his politics, troubling the left and posing a distinct problem for the mainstream conservatives.

But its jocularity flags-up a distinct problem with all this portmanteau patisserie: it is very cute and gooey.

The distinct problem for the Democrats isn't the presence of elders; it's the absence of young women and men with the potential to be credible national candidates.

The case of Iran's bomb program — controlled by a messianic government led by a Holocaust denier and operating within missile range of Israel and Europe — presents a distinct problem in atomic history.