Sentence examples for is a perpetual problem from inspiring English sources

For drivers, parking is a perpetual problem, especially around the 50th Precinct station house.

The portrayal of teenagers onstage is a perpetual problem in the theater.

Coming off the ferry, the migrants will take a flyblown bus to Khartoum, the Sudanese capital, from where some plan to carry on to Cameroon, on the Atlantic side of the continent, a journey of several more weeks.Transport is a perpetual problem in Africa.

Rice blast caused by Magnaporthe oryzae is a perpetual problem of rice production.

Despite this, maintaining the integrity of endpoints, be it personal devices or data center servers, is a perpetual problem that will never be totally solved and that goes far beyond what Wikileaks covered.

Funding of RECs is a perpetual problem at most institutions as these bodies receive low priority within institutions.

Mr Atwill says that acts of insurrection by Jewish sects, who were awaiting the arrival of a so-called 'warrior Messiah' in Palestine, were a perpetual problem for the Roman Empire and that after the Empire had exhausted all traditional means of dealing with the problem they resorted to psychological warfare.

Indeed the security vacuum in the Sinai has been a perpetual problem ever since the fall of the Mubarak regime.

It also added more new users than observers expected, which has been a perpetual problem for the company.

This isn't a colonial or Cold War problem; it's a perpetual problem.

If you're really feeling overwhelmed and sense that it will be a perpetual problem, communicate this to your boss.