Sentence examples for problem is perennial from inspiring English sources

The recent concentration of misleading media hooey about health has been excruciating, but the problem is perennial.

The biggest problem is the perennial one of farming.

The storage problem is a perennial one, particularly for female officers, who, early on, were ordered to carry their guns in their purses instead of in their holsters.

Her time running the BCC allowed Senior to work with businesses at all different sizes and stages of their development, and in a range of political climates, but she clearly thinks there are some problems that are perennial.

Some of the problems seem to be perennial problems, such as the gender pay gap, the inadequate representation of women on company boards of directors or the inadequate reconciliation of work and family life.

Another problem was the perennial shortcoming of Mr. Bacharach's music: its easy-listening arrangements.

Reality television's perennial problem is that many people who are not professional actors are awkward and unappealing on camera.

Bernard says the perennial problem is that IT departments do not pay a company's energy bills.

The perennial problem is proving who was responsible for a violation when any decision is made through multiple layers of an organization so that no one can be held accountable for the final decision.

"But," he continues, underscoring what his perennial "problem" is, "I saw a trailer in this month's Mojo magazine for an interview I'd done, saying what I'd be talking about in the next issue.

This perennial problem is worth examining further.