But the recent revelations about the Department of Education offered by the G.A.O. and other, nongovernment critics reveal an equally serious problem: The government agency in charge of the most important education reform in 100 years lacks the capacity, courage and leadership to do its job.
It's an equally serious problem when Muslims, Jews, non-believers and anyone else are attacked and/or killed simply because of what they believe (or don't believe).
Though the question of whether the data support a dual process theory of brain activity and whether moral thinking divides up in the way described is hotly debated, a larger and equally serious problem concerns the assumed opposition between emotional and rational thinking.
An equally serious problem is what Mary M. Kennedy of Michigan State University calls attribution error — ignoring the impact of teachers' working conditions.
Santa Ana Deputy Police Chief Eugene Hansen, while recognizing that the neighborhood around the church at 1100 S. Center St ."has a particularly serious drug problem," said the department's efforts to step up enforcement in the area were constrained by a shortage of sworn officers and by equally serious problems in other parts of the city.
"It wasn't that serious a problem.
There are equally serious problems with this approach.
Now "Democracy," equally serious, has become a second "Copenhagen".
Twenty-three percent said neither racism nor sexism was a problem for the country and another 23percentt volunteered that the problems were equally serious for the nation.
Even when managers got round to fixing these problems, they allowed themselves to be distracted from an equally serious deficiency.
Trump voters are also far more likely to say that workplace sexual harassment is a very serious problem in Hollywood than they are to see it as an equally serious issue nationwide.
