Sentence examples for linked problem from inspiring English sources
Mr. Riedel also credited Mr. Holbrooke with popularizing the idea of Afghanistan and Pakistan as a linked problem.
I have seen firsthand the commitment of Defra's new ministerial team to tackling this crucial issue, and the inextricably linked problem of the loss of biodiversity.
Another linked problem is the civil war in Syria, where Iran is the main backer of President Bashar al-Assad's beleaguered regime, reportedly providing funds, weapons, training and advice.
As the IMF points out, "While most ETFs are supported by one or two marketmakers, there is no guarantee of active trading under illiquid conditions".A linked problem is the tendency for ETFs to be the main way in which investors seek exposure to some asset classes, notably gold.
While there are exceptions median pay has risen since 2008 in Canada and France these have generally been bad years for wages.Sin of wagesFlat and falling pay does not just matter to the people afflicted and to those who worry generally about growing inequality (a linked problem, but not quite the same one).
The risk is now great that a singular focus on increasing yields will divert attention from the linked problem of biodiversity decline, and the historical pattern will continue.
There are two big (and linked) problems with the current health-care system.
With each passing day the need to take radical action to address the linked problems of climate change and increasing inequality grows stronger.
"Obesity, coronary heart disease, and other linked problems like diabetes and so on – all those things are heightened within the Black Country and surrounding areas," he says.
Bloomberg administration officials see hunger and obesity as linked problems that can be addressed in part by making healthful food more affordable.
America's Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has linked problems with drug-infusion pumps to nearly 20,000 serious injuries and over 700 deaths between 2005 and 2009.
