Sentence examples for intertwined problems from inspiring English sources

While MI6 kept quiet about the doubts over the authenticity of some of the intelligence, the military and Goldsmith were simultaneously grappling with different, if intertwined, problems of their own.

"This is a simple and creative solution to intertwined problems of climate change, joblessness and economic stagnation," said Dave Palmer, executive director of the Center for Working Families.

Chinese policy makers have been struggling with two intertwined problems related to inflation.

Quick fixes are rarely the answer to complex and intertwined problems such as access to decent work, education and securing legal rights.

So Mr Zhu is presumably aiming for efficiency as he confronts his country's intertwined problems—such as unemployment, deflation, flood damage, creaky banks and a wobbly state-enterprise system, to name just a few.

Maximilian II (from 1564), Rudolf II (from 1576), and Matthias (from 1612), though ardent Catholics, were preoccupied with the intertwined problems of retaining the loyalty of their dynastic lands and securing the eastern borders against the Turks.

MICHAEL POLLAN I would urge the three presidential candidates to read — or reread — two books from the 1970s that could help them confront the deepening (and now deeply intertwined) problem of our food and energy economies.

Emotional and behavioral problems are common in young people and mental health problems are frequently intertwined with social problems.

This problem is intertwined with the problem of weak states, which is a direct consequence of the uneven distribution of wealth.

We can easily see that, from the beginning, the problem of inheritance was thoroughly intertwined with the problem of sex.

But more worrisome is the fact that second-order logic is inextricably intertwined with deep problems in set theory, such as the continuum hypothesis.