Sentence examples for has deep problems from inspiring English sources
But Thomas Cook still has deep problems.
Spain has deep problems, but even with a big bank bail-out it should be able to keep its public debt at a sustainable level (see article).
"Black America has deep problems — deep economic problems — but black America also has a large community of striving, successful, hard-working people: college educated, in the work force".
Of course, Britain has deep problems, but these would have been exacerbated had the last government joined the Euro in 2003.
No other referees were implicated by the government, although Donaghy has repeatedly suggested that the league has deeper problems.
The budget minister, Cristóbal Montoro, and the economy minister, Luis de Guindos, "contradict each other all the time", complains a Spanish economist.Yet Spain has deeper problems than muddled messages.
But a shift in the world's reserve currency could be swifter than many assume.The dollar's other competitor, the euro, has deeper problems.
In writing it I could only conclude that cricket has deeper problems with women than tone-deaf interviews, even interviews that array those problems in perfect microcosm.
