Sentence examples for fundamental problem in the from inspiring English sources

The fundamental problem in the economy, he asserted, is still a preponderance of unneeded capacity for production.

As he sees it, the fundamental problem in the United States can't be solved by the Fed.

For the fundamental problem in the poor countries of Africa and Asia is not that sweatshops exploit too many workers; it's that they don't exploit enough.

Ms. Vasquez's frustration illustrates a fundamental problem in the city's effort to comply with the federal No Child Left Behind Law.

But it is unlikely that a rate cut would address a more fundamental problem in the euro zone: the lack of credit in countries that need it most.

"There is a fundamental problem in the banks' procedures that endangers not just homeowners, but shareholders, and local economies," he said in a statement on Thursday.

We don't deal with the fundamental problems in the neighborhood: you can't get there from here.

These fundamental problems in the NHS owe much to the character of Britain's most collectivist period, the late 1940s, when the NHS Act was passed in 1946.

The lawyers I spoke with pointed to this as one of the fundamental problems in the defense of clients who may be mentally ill.

Some doubts have already begun to emerge over whether the takeover would quickly resolve fundamental problems in the American credit and housing markets.

In 1990-91 we had a recession that, like the possible recession in our future, was basically a fumble by the Fed -- in other words, it didn't reflect any fundamental problems in the economy.