Sentence examples for problem era from inspiring English sources

Last November, when Mr. Obama won 53percentt of the vote and stirred many Americans with soaring rhetoric about what his administration might achieve, pundits wondered whether the election marked a symbolic end of the "government is the problem" era that Ronald Reagan had started.

Of course, we've seen Grande with her hair down before, but only for brief spurts, most notably in her early days of Nickelodeon fame, then later during her "Problem" era and again for a period in 2017.

In our time, space travel has seemed to go into what I call a Houston-we-have-a-problem era.

Taking police attention away from these problems of disorder would turn back the proverbial clock to a time when police viewed themselves as professionally remote crime fighters instead of the guardians and caretakers of our communities, as characterized by the profession's new community problem-solving era.

Corruption has been a major problem in every era.

"It is the biggest civil-rights problem of our era," Paul told me.

Every writer yearns to create a book that will seize the moment — to perfectly encapsulate the problem of an era before other people even notice the problem exists.

With that distance in hand, they could work out the actual size of the solar system, the great astronomical problem of the era.

Background: The increasing number of obese children and adults in the United States poses an extensive social problem in the era of managed care.

Specifically, Horne is trying to kill Marketing Order 989 — a federal regulation meant to solve a problem from the era after World War II.

Such gaming of risk adjustment first became a problem during the era of managed-care capitation in the 1990s, and it remains one today.