Sentence examples for had fundamental problems from inspiring English sources

C4 THE AIRLINES -- Long before Sept. 11, many executives, analysts and consultants were convinced that the airline industry had fundamental problems.

He said his players had fundamental problems like "basic tackling and basic getting off blocks" on defense and protecting the ball from turnovers on offense.

The Railhead database, it seems, also has fundamental problems with its search function.

They are interested in critiquing capitalism, sure – but most of them don't yet have fundamental problems with it.

Liberia has fundamental problems to tackle if it is ever to live up to its founders' dreams of freedom and political participation.

The gloomy data provided a reminder that, despite the aura of calm in Europe after months of debt-crisis fever, the 17 European Union members that use the euro still have fundamental problems.

Dr Megginson, a professor of finance at the University of Oklahoma and a former advisor to the Italian government's privatisation committee, says: "In Greece's case they have had a few sales but they have fundamental problems that the assets they could logically sell - land - they don't even have an accurate land registry.

The A4 is also great, but still has fundamental problems.

"Some packaged goods companies may have fundamental problems with their businesses," he said, "but having tight relationships early on with Web retailers will only be to their advantage".

"However, I have fundamental problems; I worry about his character".

However, the aim to reach each of these two goals in separate has fundamental problems.