Sentence examples for fundamental problem after from inspiring English sources

The fundamental problem after a financial crisis is that businesses and households stop spending money, and they remain skittish for years afterward.

On Wednesday the minister for resources and Northern Australia, Matt Canavan, said: "I am confident that we will come to a better situation, which does tackle the fundamental problem that, after the changes announced in relation to the carbon tax, many backpackers pay no tax now.

If 1992 is the right parallel, it is worth recalling what happened to the Tories after 1992.The fundamental problem of public disillusion with the political class, visible throughout Europe, is still there; this result has merely disguised it.

After all, the fundamental problem with the mortgage-backed securities market is the lack of information.

The fundamental problem undermining the nation's rail system, after all, is chronic underinvestment.

To those who have found themselves involved in civic life after years of passivity, Argentina's fundamental problem is not economic or even political.

To Mr. Feinberg, the fundamental problem with paying the wrong people — it is not his money, after all — is protecting the victims.

(For further discussion of this topic, after reading the next section, see Supplement: A Fundamental Problem about Hylomorphism).

But that obscures a more fundamental problem facing Mr. Obama and the Democratic Party, which stems from decisions they made immediately after taking office in an atmosphere of heightened urgency.

That's a fundamental problem".

The fundamental problem is space.