Sentence examples for the lingering problem from inspiring English sources

The lingering problem, though, was the ending.

The lingering problem with mobile payments is that it's usually no more convenient to pay with a phone instead of cash or credit card.

When Mr. Bush and Mr. Putin meet in Moscow next week to sign the treaty, they should turn their attention to the lingering problem of tactical nuclear weapons.

But the lingering problem is the Christians' complaint that "their" MPs are elected not by them but by Muslims.The Qatar deal provides for a return to an older electoral law that divides the country into smaller districts.

But the lingering problem is this: The Elian case underscored the central challenge the campaign had already pinpointed, that Mr. Gore needs to counter the perception that he is more preoccupied with tactics than principle.

This paper will be used to highlight the different sources of renewable energy which is critical to solve the lingering problem of electricity generation in Nigeria.

The lingering problems also meant he could not return to work.

Analysts said the rejection raised questions about the lingering problems faced by the nation's biggest bank.

There were fears that the lingering problems of the South Bronx -- crime and poverty -- were moving eastward to Parkchester.

Now the Environmental Working Group, a Washington outfit known for its work on agricultural issues, is calling attention to the lingering problems with a new report titled "Muddy Waters".

Clinton already has a built-in edge with black voters due in no insignificant part to the lingering problems Republicans face with minorities.