Sentence examples for problem that demand from inspiring English sources

Although the common insistence from the wife is that the husband attend therapy in order to fix his problem, that demand also serves to distract from or excuse unaddressed issues on the part of the wives.

With the cost of a barrel of oil setting new records each day, more and more Americans reportedly support the idea of offshore drilling, despite the fact that it can't possibly solve the underlying problem that demand is increasingly going to outstrip supply as China and India follow in our tire tracks.

But more strategically, TED learned about a systemic problem that demanded a broad solution.

The only problem: that demanding toddler, teenager, mother-in-law or puppy who has no interest in going with you.

Rick Helling, the former pitcher who warned the players union in 1998 that steroids posed a growing problem that demanded action, was named Tuesday as an assistant to Donald Fehr, the union's executive director.

In an exceptionally critical report, HMIC said chief officers must recognise that domestic abuse constituted a major problem that demanded comparable resources and focus to those devoted to tackling other high volume crimes such as burglary.

It has a serious crime problem that demands the undiluted focus of our law enforcement.

Patricia Leavy: Hollywood has a serious diversity problem that demands our attention.

This is a problem that demands serious attention by policy makers and health professionals.

These are global problems that demand multilateral solutions.

Large-scale problems that demand high precision have remarkably increased the computational time of numerical simulation models.