Sentence examples for the crucial problems from inspiring English sources

Measures to address many of the crucial problems have been taken or are in the works.

But one of the crucial problems with the £8bn care home "market" is that few consumers are in a position to take rational, informed, decisions.

The last time there was such widespread disgust with the practice of democracy in America — a sense that the institutions of self-government had become unworkable and inadequate to the crucial problems of the day — was a hundred years ago.

That Peter Baker wrote his lead story based on the political posturing of the president and not on the crucial problems facing our country is indicative of how our highest office has become increasingly ineffective.

But Hilary Shelton, director of the Washington Bureau of the N.A.A.C.P., said his organization was "greatly disappointed that President George Bush and others have decided to enter this election cycle by endorsing an amendment that would forever write discrimination into the U.S. Constitution, rather than focusing on the crucial problems and challenges that affect the lives of all of us".

K. Ajitha, a former member of the Naxal movement who now serves as a director of Anweshi, a woman's organization that fights gender-based violence, said that one of the crucial problems is that there is a well-connected criminal network in the state, which protects political leaders and influential people when they are accused of rape.

But it's not the crucial problem.

• The crucial problem the study had to solve was the old causation-correlation problem.

This technique, which they called "wing warping," solved the crucial problem of roll.

But the crucial problem is that for most people, this is misery.

In the interview today, Mr. Gaviria said the crucial problem in Peru was the intelligence chief, Mr. Montesinos.