Sentence examples for more basic problems from inspiring English sources

With hundreds of thousands of people homeless, oil companies were facing more basic problems, even such previously simple tasks as contacting employees.

One wishes that Core had spent less time thinking of new features to implement poorly and more time working on some of the more basic problems.

The other, Enciclomedia, is a widely praised digital-textbook programme of which over 150,000 copies have been distributed to Mexican schools.But more basic problems remain untouched.

Today, national-level political issues like how to share oil revenue pose the chief threats to Iraqi stability, while more basic problems like security and building roads and schools demand much of policymakers' attention in Afghanistan.

But the event also exposed some more basic problems: the way Mr. Walker produces sound put enough of a strain on his voice, at least in this concert, that it sounded ragged in places it didn't need to.

The report provided a glimpse into an often overlooked deprivation confronting the civilian population, where the more basic problems of security, homelessness, hunger and illness have reached crisis levels in many places.

There is a more basic problem.

There is, however, a more basic problem than player profile.

He could handle Noble's music, Mr. DuPont recalled, but he had a more basic problem.

A more basic problem was something that we called memory protection.

His complaints about the unfairness of the system also betray a more basic problem.