Long-standing market participants and experts felt that ever since the problems in Greece emerged, policymakers in the EU had been unable to keep pace with the markets' concerns and reactions – just as in the aftermath of Lehman Brothers' collapse.
Ever since the problems at the American International Group burst into the consciousness of everyday consumers two months ago, a sort of low-grade fear has set in among policyholders at insurance companies of all kinds.
Ancient human DNA has been treated cautiously ever since the problems related to this type of material were exposed in the early 1990s, but as sequential genetic data from ancient specimens have been key components in several evolutionary and ecological studies, interest in ancient human DNA is on the increase again.
Ever since this problem was recognized, about a decade ago, economists in Germany have advocated a multipronged approach, one that includes better arrangements for working mothers, policies to encourage the elderly to prolong their working lives, and immigration.
Ever since, the two problems have preoccupied China's central government.
The 10,000-dinar notes have been a problem ever since the end of the war.
At the same time, long-term unemployment — joblessness lasting more than six months — has been a persistent problem ever since the recession ended in the middle of 2009.
Residential overcrowding, a problem ever since the original Dutch settlers had huddled together below Wall Street for protection against the Indians, reached frightening proportions at the turn of the century.
The issue also has broad implications for Europe, where auditing standards have been a problem ever since the Stability and Growth Pact set a 3 percent limit on budget deficits but failed to establish strong monitoring and enforcement mechanisms — a virtual invitation to financial shenanigans.
There has ever been a housing problem ever since the colonial days.
