Sentence examples for perpetual problems with from inspiring English sources

Cameron said NATO troop capacity was "patchy" and there appeared to be perpetual problems with shortages of air transport support.

According to Jagger, his perpetual problem with stage pants is that he expects them to have some give — allowing him to run around on stadium stages like a teen-ager — but he wants them to be properly cut trousers, not mere leggings.

Resolving the current – and seemingly perpetual – problem with air traffic controller under-staffing by freeing today's ATC Organization from often crippling and sometimes nonsensical or even counter-productive government hiring rules and bureaucratic lethargy, and by reducing, over time, the number of controllers required to fully staff a new, technologically advanced system.

Unfortunately, we pick people who are not as perfect as we are, so relationships work if you have wound up with perpetual problems you can learn to live with". -- Dr. John Gottman, Author and scientific expert/researcher on marriage, relationships and family.

It is about respectfully hearing the other person when perpetual problems come up.

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.

For drivers, parking is a perpetual problem, especially around the 50th Precinct station house.

The portrayal of teenagers onstage is a perpetual problem in the theater.

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.

Rice blast caused by Magnaporthe oryzae is a perpetual problem of rice production.

Indeed the security vacuum in the Sinai has been a perpetual problem ever since the fall of the Mubarak regime.