Sentence examples for in its own problems from inspiring English sources

At the time when we are trying to get a free trade agreement with Europe, but Europe is looking inward, embroiled in its own problems, it doesn't see the geopolitical importance that this has.

"Europe is too mired in its own problems and America needs Turkey for regional security," shrugs a European ambassador in Ankara.

The Justice Department, he said, does not take a one-size-fits-all approach to its investigations, and takes into consideration how effective a department is in solving its own problems.

"This community has many wonderful attributes, which can be useful in solving its own problems.

"Even as it increases its power in Lebanon, it could be exacerbating its own problems in the country".

Success in 1916 – when Karel Kovařovic finally decided to perform Jenůfa in Prague – brought its own problems.

The region's groundwater, in fact, has its own problems.

In addition, Russia has its own problems with Islamists in the Caucasus and Central Asia, and it fears rebellions similar to Syria's breaking out in such areas as Dagestan, Abkhazia, Ingushetia or Chechnya.

The analysis of a metabolic network in isolation in the absence of other relevant processes present in the organism poses its own problems.

That employee now works in London for Merrill Lynch, which has its own problems in Asia.

However, each new area of biology included in the current diagram has presented its own problems in layout and concept representation.