Sentence examples for problem is endemic to from inspiring English sources
This problem is endemic to industry awards.
This problem is endemic to our supermarket culture.
This worldwide problem is endemic to the Louisiana coast where the Mississippi River spills into the Gulf.
The problem is endemic to the global financial system, and Britain is at the centre of it.
But Mr. Scheirer conceded that the overall selection is lacking and that the problem is endemic to sites now selling music.
The problem is endemic to streaming sites neither Netflix nor Amazon Prime does any better at handing control to viewers but there's nonetheless an ideological thread that comes loose in this functional difference between streaming and hard-copy digital media.
Mr. Davis said that some of those problems were endemic to boom times.
Nevertheless, those problems were endemic to Slovenia and Italy long before the Cyprus crisis emerged.
"You can certainly do it differently, but any website that does it differently will have problems". Nielsen says that some of the iPad's problems are endemic to the touch tablet format.
Some of Take-Twos problems are endemic to the industry a reliance on popular franchises and sequels that gamers could begin to find dull.
He admits to copying "some phrases" and "a few sentences" in some of his books, but he denies that this practice amounts to plagiarism, and rejects the notion that attribution problems are endemic to his entire body of work.
