Sentence examples for tenacious problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Modi's administration has brought novel solutions to some of India's most tenacious problems.

At stake are also tenacious problems of overconsumption and the inequitable commandeering of global resources, neither of which will be solved merely by passing the braised tofu.

It combines many of the most tenacious problems in this fast-changing but troubled country: embedded social hierarchies built on prejudice, ritual and violence; huge inequality; patchy and politicised policing; and violence to women.

One of the most tenacious problems in modern theoretical physics is the quantization of gravity.

In the following section, several attempts to cope with this dilemma are presented and tenacious problems of them are discussed.

Yes, obesity is a tenacious problem, but surgery is only a Band-Aid solution, albeit one that is growing in popularity.

Maternal mortality remains a tenacious problem in Indonesia despite concerted efforts by government and non-government sectors.

"It's been a challenging economic situation," he granted, "and also a difficult, rather tenacious set of problems in credit markets.

Addiction is a tenacious disease with tentacles — family problems, legal problems, financial problems — that do not disappear with sobriety.

These problems are tenacious, but yield to our efforts -- we've seen that already.

Abraham Lincoln's tenacious approach to political problem solving has now echoed in Washington, and reminds us of a period when gridlock threatened the very principles upon which our Republic was founded.