Sentence examples for incessant problems from inspiring English sources

Clarke emphasized that the C.I.A. director, George Tenet, President Bush, and, before him, President Clinton were all deeply committed to stopping bin Laden; nonetheless, Clarke said, their best efforts had been doomed by bureaucratic clashes, caution, and incessant problems with Pakistan.

Due to the incessant environmental problems of heavy metal pollution, various methods are arising to accurately determine the concentrations of metal ions in environmental samples.

But the exclusive development pattern has given rise to incessant pollution2 problems leading to a number of environmental violations with severe consequences.

Of the two, Hillary is by far in the best shape to end up in the general election and win the White House, despite her own problems, incessant attacks, and the hyper-partisan nature of the times reducing her once towering seeming popularity.

The book concludes with a series of practical solutions to the problem of incessant exhortation to buy stuff you don't need.

The problem with incessant quoting is not that people don't talk like that, it's that it gives the impression that the playwrights aren't confident about their own voices — or at least not sure enough to make a point without the endorsement of Charles Dickens.

He gave up on modern medication and sought help from an acupuncturist, a nutritionist and a hypnotherapist for his balance problems and the incessant ringing in his ears.

And poverty aggravates the problem, as do incessant wars.

The problem is the incessant, bellowing message that all women are the same, and that the way to denote something as female-friendly is to cover it in pink.

Senate Republicans' incessant filibusters contributed to the problem, as did the House GOP leadership's decision to block virtually all measures not backed by the vast majority of its members.

The reason for the low score includes the downgrade of American credit in August, a sluggish economy, the intractable U.S. debt problem and -- most of all -- the incessant political bickering which ensured that none of these problems were adequately addressed.