Sentence examples for problems besieging from inspiring English sources

Technology may or may not be a panacea to cure all the problems besieging India.

Chris Chester got a first-hand look at the problems besieging his new side Wakefield as they were well beaten at Hull.

Around the web, Grada listed the problems besieging the country during Qaddafi's rule: "Sabotage, destruction, H.I.V., violation, jail, unemployment, revenge, ignorance".

Given the problems besieging the company, investors have questioned whether Mr. Mühlemann should continue to be both the chief executive and the chairman, a concentration of responsibility other large Swiss companies are moving away from.

The underlying social problems besieging immigrant communities were not properly addressed, and here we find ourselves, over a decade later, dealing with these issues which have morphed into something altogether more sinister.

At the same time, nursing leadership has emerged as a central factor in many of the problems besieging the RAC sector and alternatives are in varying stages of development [ 44].

In 1970, a four-block 9 acre vacant site was created for the next "large development," however, problems besieged the area for decades.

Dreamed up two years ago by euro zone ministers and officials as a permanent weapon against any financial problems that might besiege the region, the $650 billion bazooka might eventually be aimed at Spain's banking crisis.

To thwart vandalism and misuse, like drug use or prostitution (problems that have besieged 25 green JCDecaux kiosk restrooms since they were installed in the city beginning in 1996), the washing facilities would be on the outside of the structure.

On Thursday, Société Générale, the big French bank, reported that it had to write down 2 billion euros because of the same kind of problems that have besieged American banks.

Careful planning and evaluation of new approaches to postnatal care need to be taken to ensure that the problems that besiege hospital postnatal care are not simply transferred to the care that women receive at home.