Sentence examples for problem with the culture of from inspiring English sources

He has a problem with the culture of drinking.

Does he accept there is a serious problem with the culture of nursing care within the NHS? "No, not at all.

There is no problem with the culture of nursing care, not one whistleblower has ever been gagged, targets have been enormously helpful, the Tories are not trying to privatise the system, and the chances of the NHS surviving – for my lifetime, at least – are 100%.

Stoney believes there is a problem with the culture of football, and thinks world governing body Fifa set the wrong example by awarding the World Cup to Russia and Qatar.

But if the kids and teachers had knowledge that bullying was occurring and nobody spoke up, that points to a problem with the culture of the school.

East said that since he was appointed chief executive almost 12 months ago, he had not witnessed any problems with the culture of the business.

Hussey rejected the suggestion that Warner's indiscretion was symptomatic of deep-rooted problems with the culture of the team that played a part in Lehmann's appointment in place of Mickey Arthur.

Although the N.C.A.A. enforcement staff continues to investigate Auburn,, the consensus was that it had missed an opportunity to take a stand in a case that represented so many of the problems with the culture of big-time college sports.

There are "serious risks" of further mis-selling scandals erupting in the financial services industry and stronger action is needed to tackle problems with the culture of firms, MPs have warned.

The point here is that there existed a socio-cultural problem with the learning culture of the students who thought they should be spoon-fed by the teachers and any methods putting emphasis on the learners' role was the indication of cruelty on the teachers' side.

"The problem is the culture of consumption".