Sentence examples for long-standing problems from inspiring English sources

Marouf turned to more long-standing problems.

These are long-standing problems.

Many of the trusts targeted have had long-standing problems.

Reforms begun in the 1990s addressed long-standing problems of inefficiency, corruption, and unfilled vacancies.

However, the overwhelming presence of New York City has tended to divide the state socially and politically, causing long-standing problems for both the city and the state.

Marin Cilic: The Croatian cited long-standing problems with his knees as the reason behind his failure to face De Schepper.

But the Wall Street Journal said the Commission told Berlin in November "to remedy the long-standing problems" – months before the Germanwings crash on 24 March.

However, in its validation, one should take a look at the Turks, and their long-standing problems with recognition of the Armenian genocide.

But the political crisis has aggravated the country's long standing problems and the falling value of the currency is one of the consequences.

The capabilities of the new VM technology facilitate the solution of some long standing problems in diagnostic histology.

In the clinical situation most patients with long standing problems are repeatedly assessed in order to make a clinical characterization of the pain condition.