Sentence examples for for deep problems from inspiring English sources

Publicly announced diverse reading years seem akin to corporate diversity policies -- showy and superficial fixes for deep problems, full of effort and essentialism that tends to only make things worse.

But JPMorgan also pointed to the potential for deeper problems.

But those deductions would grow in several years, which "obviously sets you up for deeper problems," she said.

White flies tend to attack unhealthy plants, so while they do a lot of damage, it is often helpful to look past them for deeper problems.

Second, we must acknowledge that nothing has immunized us against the unhappy effect that economic disappointment works on the soul, or against the temptation to find scapegoats to hold responsible for deeper problems.

But in this case, with the results reflecting the trends in national polls, and with mounting concern within the Conservative Party itself about its election prospects, the vote was widely read as a measure of deep problems for the Conservatives.

Like Ed Miliband, Clegg believes David Cameron's flagship policy is not the panacea for the deep problems in our education system.

Economists said it was too soon to say whether the drop represented a hiccup in the market or a sign of deeper problems for the housing market.

But the former poses deep problems for European democracy, while the latter looks like it would be an economic disaster.

The flip-side is that if Mr. Romney were to lose Colorado, it would suggest deep problems for his campaign.

Still, the issues raised in the hearing strike at deep problems for one of the most highflying technology companies.