Sentence examples for interminable problems from inspiring English sources

The arrival of the presidential jet has sharply escalated Yemen's interminable problems.

It's still suffering the usual and seemingly interminable problems of "transitioning" post-Communist countries, abysmal corruption levels and continued tension with neighboring Bulgaria over language and border disagreements.

Ms Merkel had tried to escape the euro's interminable problems by going hiking in the Austrian South Tyrol, visiting the Bayreuth music festival and spending a few days at her cottage in the east German countryside.

The U.S. embroiled in Iraq, snagged by interminable problems over Iran's nuclear program and unable to pin down that elusive two-state solution for Israel/Palestine may appear weakened and weary.

At times, negative coping mechanisms like forced child marriage and child labour are seen as the only available solutions to an interminable problem.

Forget the interminable job hunt.

The variety of reasons put forward to explain migration in the Pacific sometimes seems interminable and the problems of generalization considerable.

Once, we were content to leave the interminable mind/brain problem to philosophers and theologians.

They are a mere bag of shells compared with a real everyday problem: the interminable lines that form during intermission outside the ladies' rooms of many New York theaters.

After the surprise success last year of Morrissey's Autobiography (its interminable rehashes of his legal problems and all), there's suddenly a whole new audience for Hulme's troubled torch singer.

Some of the problems (including the interminable lines) were relieved; others, including an inexplicable lack of decent vegetarian food at a punk show, admittedly went unresolved up to this year.