Sentence examples for extremely serious problems from inspiring English sources

The upshot, given plausibility by the extremely serious problems of the eurozone, is a striking collective failure of civil society, particularly in England (not so much in Scotland), to think about the relationship with Europe with anything approaching realism or objectivity.

We're squandering resources that are sorely needed at home and abroad to solve extremely serious problems our world is facing, problems like the climate crisis and global poverty.

The United States has extremely serious problems that can only be solved if more members of Congress take the lead and reach across the aisle in search of win-win solutions.

Especially in the case of physicians, who require a very long education and training period, high turnover rates can result in enormous transition costs and the loss of patient confidence, which are extremely serious problems for hospitals.

"It's an extremely serious problem," said Mr. Hennen.

The misuse of antibiotics in humans remains an extremely serious problem.

More than 60 percent of Long Islanders cited lack of affordable housing as a very or extremely serious problem, and 50 percent reported having trouble paying the rent or mortgage.

Forced labor is perceived in Brazil as an extremely serious problem because of its inherent evil and incompatibility with a fully democratic society.

"And so an increase in those blood stream infections is an extremely serious problem".

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said a fine of the size suggested would be "an extremely serious problem".

This is an extremely serious problem.