Sentence examples for problem utterly from inspiring English sources

EU leaders are aware of the problem, utterly at odds over what to do about it, and have yet to come up with any coherent policy proposals addressing the mismatch between the pooling of economic and fiscal powers and the democratic mandate deemed necessary to underpin such radical policy shifts.

"I had never had a problem so utterly consuming and so intellectually empty," she writes.

One final tip for those with a spouse whose problem seems utterly intractable: earplugs.

Besides the technical difficulties inherent to the lack of compactness of the resolvent operators, one has to add the challenge that the problem is utterly non-local.

The fact is she has no problem being utterly duplicitous about nearly anything on an incredibly consistent basis.

But our international problems are utterly intractable, and the sooner we recognize this, the better.

But can prisons solve a problem society has utterly failed to repair?

When that didn't tell us the problem, I became utterly frustrated: not only did I feel as if I'd been beaten up, I had to see yet another liver specialist - the man who would ultimately decide my future.

By then there will be little political will on either side to deal with this problem.Preventing Bosnia from making an application for EU membership because of the Sejdic-Finci problem would be utterly wrong argues a new report from the European Stability Initiative (ESI), a think tank with a long and influential history in the Balkans.

The problem, in my utterly worthless opinion, with this piece is that Kessler tries to analyze every last media industry TV, newspaper, music, advertising, etc.—in 1,000 words.

There's only one problem: it's utterly addictive.