Sentence examples for the deep problem from inspiring English sources

The deep problem here is one of substance.

This exposed the deep problem with the single currency: there is no easy way to adjust when you find your costs out of line.

I felt despair about the educational system in this country and the deep problem of white privilege and entitlement, in which I am complicit.

The deep problem is that Punch's capital structure – designed by over-confident, over-paid and long-departed financial engineers – is a complete mess.

For Berry, the deep problem standing behind all the other problems of industrial civilization is "specialization," which he regards as the "disease of the modern character".

The above analysis could be taken by the reader as indicating a very naive and oversimplified attitude towards the deep problem of the mind-brain correspondence.

It is a physicist's word that cloaks some of the deep problems of biology.

The deep problems of monetary union are encapsulated in this tension.

Over the next five years we will show that the deep problems in our society – they are not inevitable.

But now there are serious doubts about whether a toothless plan can address the deep problems.

But the deeper problem is about institutions.