Sentence examples for problem has been festering from inspiring English sources

"The problem has been festering for 10 years or more.

In 1995 it opened up membership to foreigners and to banks.Yet for all the outward signs of modernisation, one age-old problem has been festering: insider trading.

While the problem has been festering and incubating for a long time, these past 15 days are the political equivalent of laboratory conditions.

The AIDS epidemic, of course, did not arise full grown from the biological landscape; the problem had been festering throughout the decade.

Congo's problems have been festering for years, wounds that never quite scabbed over.

Monte dei Paschi's problems have been festering for nearly a decade.

Although much progress has been made, problems have been festering slowly while the US and EU have had their focus fixed elsewhere.

Their explanation for the conflict puts the blame on Mr Afwerki: since he has failed to make life better for most of his people, he needs a war to distract and unify them.The Eritreans say that the problems had been festering for a long time.

About one in eight, or 12%, of New Zealand's children are in poverty, a problem that has been festering for 30 years.

"They are finally addressing a problem that has been festering for years on Wall Street," said Lewis D. Lowenfels, a securities lawyer at Tolins & Lowenfels in New York.

"For people out there who feel there was some kind of Republican conspiracy and stolen election last time, if it's close again and the governor hasn't solved a huge problem that has been festering, the buck stops right on his lap".