Sentence examples for problems facing residents from inspiring English sources

Some of the problems facing residents here stem from the informal lending practices common among the rural poor.

Should rainwater harvesting succeed, it could help to tackle the huge problems facing residents in the region.

Though we barely know each other, she had been sending me e-mails all week, updating me about the problems facing residents of the Rockaways, the thin peninsula on the southern edge of Queens that had been decimated by Hurricane Sandy.

Hillary is prepared to show she has real solutions for the problems facing residents of the Keystone State.

But another problem facing residents of Minot is a consequence not of failing to control the river but of decades of doing so successfully: just one in 10 homes in the flood zone still have flood insurance.

An extreme drought may not be the only problem facing residents of Texas this summer.

Trott said the "size and scope of the federal government" is the single biggest problem facing residents of Michigan and called for reducing wasteful government spending and cutting the debt and the deficit.

Now the biggest problems facing many residents are those of prosperity: development, gentrification, and rising rents.

Special skills must be developed among these managers so that they can effectively overcome the social and economic problems facing many residents of Federally-assisted housing, including the elderly.

What is particularly galling is that there is little pressure to see that the human problems - the basic quality-of-life and standard-of-living problems facing city residents - are addressed before the larger, economic and more politically attractive incentives are given to the casino industry itself.

Eventually, city planners could use this data to address more serious problems facing Chicago residents, such as how low-income neighborhoods might be more exposed to hazardous air pollution.