Sentence examples for is a long term problem from inspiring English sources

But it is a long term problem, and expensive to fix.

"This [dehydration] is a long term problem and despite best efforts by nurses sometimes it's very difficult to encourage or persuade someone elderly to drink", she said.

But Xizhou Zhou, head of China Energy at IHS CERA in Beijing, tells the BBC that the issue is a long term problem that must be dealt with.

This is a long term problem requiring long term solutions.

"It is a long-term problem".

The black recovery for baseball is a long-term problem.

"This is a long-term problem we have had here since 1989," he said.

The pension system's underfunding is a long-term problem requiring a long-term solution.

"The (deficit) problem is a long-term problem and should be addressed over a longer time frame".

The party has implicitly acknowledged there is a long-term problem with the system by saying it will support a wider review of student finance in government.

Skeptics argue that this is a long-term problem, measured in centuries rather than generations, that there is plenty of time to adapt to changing shorelines.