Sentence examples for problem of bad from inspiring English sources

That is where the problem of bad, unsustainable debt mainly resides.

She acknowledged that the system had one advantage: overcoming the ancient problem of bad handwriting.

Then the problem of "bad drugs" will no longer be a problem.

But technology does not address the problem of bad cell phone manners.

The US has dealt much more aggressively with the problem of bad loans and is now enjoying a stronger recovery.

If the problem remains in the public mind a problem of bad people in power, it may well remain unsolved.

The old problems of bad schools, slow trains and income inequality are still here, he said.

As Andrew Wilson, an expert on Ukraine, says, "we will continue to face massive problems of bad faith, double-dealing and reluctant implementation".

All G20 countries agree that a properly functioning banking system is vital for a return to normal levels of activity, and each will commit itself to resolving the problems of bad debts.

People concerned about income inequality, he thinks, are worrying about symptoms, rather than the "real problems" of bad schools, single motherhood, "de-industrialisation", bad behaviour by poor young men and so on: "Low income is the outcome of these interrelated problems, but it is not the problem".

As ambitious young married couples everywhere flee urban problems of bad schools and snarled traffic, America has become the first society in the world to classify more than half its population as suburban.But what does all this sorting out add up to?