Sentence examples for perpetual problems from inspiring English sources
Cameron said NATO troop capacity was "patchy" and there appeared to be perpetual problems with shortages of air transport support.
It "also pinpoints the perpetual problems of the judiciary which affect the credibility of the system as a whole and Romania's credibility as well".
The perpetual problems of relatively low salaries and tough working conditions have been exacerbated by a wave of retirements and by a strong economy, which has lured prospective teachers into the private sector.
One of the perpetual problems one encounters in discussing and trying to analyze private military and security contractors (PMSC) is what perspective to approach it from.
Often times these perpetual problems never get talked about because one or both partners never feel safe enough to bring it up.
The portrayal of teenagers onstage is a perpetual problem in the theater.
In response, despite continuing worries over internal stability and the perpetual problem of a hostile Pakistan, Indian planners have begun to broaden their strategic horizons.
Instead of festering as a perpetual problem this season, the offensive line, like some other parts of the team, has steadily developed.
EXTRA POINTS The Giants Stadium field, a perpetual problem last season, was in terrible shape after a heavy rain began to fall at game time.
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.
Luis's is just one of the myriad solutions to Cuba's perpetual problem: how to earn enough to eat.Since the Soviet Union collapsed, and aid to Cuba with it, subsidised rations have dwindled, prices of everything not subsidised have shot up, real wages in pesos have fallen by nearly half, and in dollar terms look almost invisible.
