Sentence examples for problem that predates from inspiring English sources

This is a problem that predates Bibi.

Few are surprised that Mr. Berlusconi has not resolved a chronic problem that predates him and will probably outlast him.

In the annals of Police Department maladies, low morale is a problem that predates the patrol car.

In the annals of the Police Department, low morale is a problem that predates the patrol car.

House Democrats say the higher doctor payments should not count in the cost because they fix a problem that predates the Obama administration and Democratic control of Congress.

Police officers' erratic and often predatory actions as law enforcers is a problem that predates Duterte, and the president is astute enough to use this history of police corruption to his advantage.

Asked whether she thought the responsibility to change the male-dominated leadership team in the Labour party lay with Corbyn, Harman said the issue was a deeper "systemic" problem that predated the current leadership.

Some of the money seems likely to go toward rectifying problems that predate the spill, like shrinking wetlands.

But her instinct to give the Abbas family serious problems that predated the attacks is a shrewd one.

Mr. Kiejman confirmed that Mr. Polanski was ill but said that the illness was a result of existing health problems that predate his imprisonment.

Ms. de Palacio told journalists last week that bailouts would not be permitted for airlines like Sabena with problems that predate the Sept. 11 terror attacks.