Sentence examples for problem of homes from inspiring English sources

The availability of cut-price, government-backed mortgages could, she said, reinvigorate the market and exacerbate the problem of homes costing too much.

Solving the problem of home-grown extremism is impossible.

France has been well aware for some time of the problem of home-grown jihadist recruits.

In Europe it is largely an internal problem of home-grown Muslim extremists.

Not ideal – but this is the problem of home theatre writ large.

It has a longer season than basketball or baseball, and it isn't saddled with the marketing problem of home-town loyalties, the way that the N.F.L. is.

An article on Aug. 20 about the Obama administration's approach to the problem of home buyers who face foreclosure misstated the focus of the National Council of La Raza, which has discussed the issue with the administration.

Earlier this year, a new startup called Eero launched that is also trying to tackle the problem of home networking.

"We may well have a problem of home-grown Jihadists returning and wreaking havoc -– but that is a manageable threat.

Consider, in closing, this Chicago Tribune article from 2005, when David Jackson of the Chicago Tribune reported on the growing problem of home mortgage fraud in Chicago's poorest communities.

The multiple prescribers further compounded the problem of home management of medicines increasing drug hoarding by 35% with increasing number of prescribers.