Sentence examples for term the problem from inspiring English sources

Long term, the problem is entitlements, especially Medicare and Social Security.

I have long been an advocate of a relaxed approach to what some parents term the "problem" of Halloween candy.

In the short term, the problem is panic and a lack of liquidity; in the longer term, those (like the United States) who took on debt to speculate on rising asset prices will suffer most.

Geological carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) is currently seriously considered for addressing, in the near term, the problem of climate change.

Even if the deep form of 'Ronald McDonald does not exist' is  'It is not the case that [Ronald McDonald exists]', assuming that 'Ronald McDonald' is a genuine singular term, the problem remains of finding in reality some entity to serve as the designation of 'Ronald McDonald'.

Leaving aside the issue of what Clinton accomplished as secretary of state in the first Obama term, the problem for Fiorina, should she become a serious candidate, or even a high-profile surrogate, is the business record she accumulated while visiting all those countries.

But though Justice DeGrasse described in no uncertain terms the problem he wanted to fix, he did not explain how.

In concrete terms, the problem is Romm's anguish over the impending death of her mother, Jackie Romm.

This phenomenon was termed the problem state bottleneck.

In other terms the problem (2) admits at most one radially symmetric solution.

Since a keyword search does not know about synonymous terms, the problem needs to be resolved when keywords are generated.