Sentence examples for serious problems which from inspiring English sources

Rather, our system of promotion has grown some pretty serious problems, which are more evident with each passing day.

Government officials say they are aware that some British overseas territories are facing serious problems which could get worse.

Reframing the tax system in this way could help deal effectively with one of the world's most serious problems, which is the potential for growing inequality.

But there never seemed to be enough money to pay off loans or correct serious problems, which were first reported in The Village Voice on Tuesday.

It's as if the comedians were toned down so as to not detract from their characters' more serious problems, which include career setbacks, rebellious adolescents, and, in Adam and Kristina's case, a son who may have Asperger's syndrome.

Whittingdale said the Perry report into the possible decriminalisation of non-payment of the licence fee had "raised a number of quite serious problems which would need to be addressed if we went down that road".

As regular readers know, "challenge" is politician-speak for "serious problem which we have no idea how to tackle".

"This is a very serious problem, which the trust clearly isn't able to address alone, and which needs action to put right.

A spokesman said: "The prime minister is concerned because, obviously, he believes that climate change is a very serious problem which we need to tackle.

"We feel sort of blessed that FEMA, right after Sept. 11, stepped in and assisted us with a very serious problem, which was how to get people into Lower Manhattan and back to work," said Iris Weinshall, the city's transportation commissioner.

"The committee's finding that investigative journalism in Britain is being 'deterred by the threat and cost of having to defend libel actions' is a welcome recognition of a serious problem which needs urgent remedy to defend the people's right to information of public interest and consequence".