Sentence examples for long running problem from inspiring English sources

The Shelter report points no fingers of blame, recognising that this long running problem has many causes and manifestations which vary from borough to borough and age to age.

Twitter has a long running problem with nazis appropriating its tools to spread hateful content.

A long running problem in messaging and consistency from advocates of both open source and standards has been the duplicate and overlapping efforts.

The best work seems to show that high-skill immigrants help the long run problem, but low-skill immigrants make the situation worse.

Deficits are a long-run problem.

But the long-run problem of closing that $2.7 trillion pension gap remains.

"It could be a very large long-run problem," said Mickey Levy, chief economist at Bank of America.

But deficits are a long-run problem, and its enactment alone would increase creditors' confidence that we are committed to solving it.

But merely to "degrade Saddam's capacity to develop and deliver weapons of mass destruction and to degrade his ability to threaten his neighbours", is not ambitious, and will not solve the long-run problem.

They would then explain that solving that long-run problem requires two main things: reining in health-care costs and, realistically, increasing taxes to pay for the programs that Americans really want.

The important point is that bringing down federal deficits is a long-run problem that cannot and should not be solved by gutting entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare.