Sentence examples for storm of problems from inspiring English sources

Britain today is afflicted by a kind of perfect storm of problems.

Nantucket is confronting what amounts to a perfect storm of problems that beach communities across the country face.

These people are the victims of a perfect storm of problems, coming together to create a crisis.

Dr. Hartmann described the factors contributing to the decline in observational capacity as a "near-perfect storm" of problems.

"The number of homeless families is going up very fast, as a result of a perfect storm of problems in the system.

In the context of economies wracked by debt, this creates a perfect storm of problems which will guarantee high prices – eventually triggering civil unrest – for the foreseeable future.

That's where we go with him, into an eternal instantaneity — a storm of emergencies, problems, and their solutions.

"The case of Peter Wilmshurst presents a perfect storm of the problems with England's libel laws," Reidy says.

"And the fact of the matter is, is that we are in not just an ordinary recession, we are in a perfect storm of financial problems".

Even so, Zheng Zili had kept his grandson up-to-date on school payments until winter of his senior year, when he was hit by what might seem like a perfect storm of financial problems, except that they were perfectly ordinary.

(When, exactly, can China foreclose on us and start sending us toxic toys again?) There's a weaselly feel to the plan, a sense that tough decisions were postponed even as President Obama warns about our "perfect storm of financial problems".