Sentence examples for homegrown problem from inspiring English sources

Hepatitis C is more of a homegrown problem.

Identified the size of the homegrown problem: there are about 3,000 "violent Islamic extremists in the UK, mostly British".

However, inside China it feels as though sluggish demand from the eurozone, rather than a homegrown problem, is to blame for the deterioration in the economic weather.

In the past he has argued that the insurgency in Afghanistan is a homegrown problem and stems from dissatisfaction with the Afghan government.

Similarly, employment rolls remain bloated — another homegrown problem and a relic of Soviet times, when full employment was a government tenet.

In the government's eyes, there is a stark difference between a homegrown problem like the one in Jiangxi and a case like Mr. Chen's, in which the government perceives foreign meddling.

And Interpublic has some homegrown problems, too.

The economy, already at a crawl, could well slow down further in response to economic setbacks in Europe and China or to homegrown problems like political gridlock that delay spending on job-creation efforts.

The American presence also created a giant blind spot in Pakistan's political psyche: with so much focus on American operations, Pakistani leaders used the United States as a scapegoat to avoid tackling some homegrown problems.

It will be a welcome break from the homegrown problems and questions about her leadership style that have cost her — and her center-right coalition government — a striking loss of public confidence in recent polls.

At the same time, the department maintains the domestic terror threat is high and that the government plans to better combat homegrown problems.