Sentence examples for problem that cuts from inspiring English sources

This is a problem that cuts across class lines.

These statistics, intimidating in themselves, probably mask a problem that cuts far deeper into families and societies across the world.

Helene Weiner, the president of the Yonkers Parent-Teachers Asaidiathat, said that parent involvement is a "big problem" that cuts across all neighborhoods in the district.

People in Minnesota say that changes in sugar beet farming, including the use of improved herbicides, have reduced the need for migrants; that adequate housing remains a problem; that cuts in the migrant education program have caused child care and schooling problems for migrant families.

The litany of corruption scandals we have witnessed in the west tells us that graft is a problem that cuts across political and cultural lines – from match-fixing in Italy to the plush Manhattan apartment the US executive Chuck Blazer kept for his cats, to the Australian bid for 2022 using taxpayers' money for bribes.

This vision provides an opportunity for the patient and disease community to work together on addressing a problem that cuts across diseases.

My colleague on this page who tested the Bravada had a computer problem that cut engine power and left him stranded.

He, too, is six years his junior yet moves now with a measured stiffness, as if to guard against any return of the crippling lower disc problem that cut him down just over a year ago.

PATRIOTS' CASCADDEN TO RETIRE: linebacker Chad Cascadden has decided to retire after being plagued by knee problems that cut short his 1999 season with the Jets.

Did they forget to pay their Con Ed bill?" What caused the electrical problems that cut off Amtrak and New Jersey Transit traffic in and out of the nation's busiest train station remains under investigation.

Finding and paying for high quality ECE are problems that cut across class lines.