Sentence examples for timeless problem from inspiring English sources
The phrase "timeless problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an issue or challenge that has persisted throughout history and remains relevant in contemporary discussions. Example: "The debate over wealth inequality is a timeless problem that societies have grappled with for centuries."
Applying new labels to a timeless problem veils the jagged reality with woolly language – often used to justify actions that directly harm those most in need.
It addresses a bigger, timeless problem and so falls in line with the literary tradition of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World and George Orwell.
I'll admit that I hadn't until this morning, when it was revealed that the Nobel prize-winning "wonder" substance is being hailed as the solution to the timeless problem of men who say they don't like wearing condoms.
An inquiry exonerated them — the case prompted Queen Victoria to consider a ban on mountain climbing — but a whiff of dishonor, along with the timeless problem of there being no witnesses in mountain accidents except, usually, the survivors, has forever shadowed the accomplishment.
The barrister told the jury, "We believe this means: 'Hurry up, I've got a gun on me, and this is really risky.'" The judge not understanding the defendants is a timeless problem – but I would be lying if I said I'd have got any of that either.
The Clipy aims to solve the timeless problem associated with the iPod nano: Where do you store your headphones?
The timeless problems — the destitution, the illiteracy, the terrifying violence and transgressions inflicted on vulnerable women — elude the bureaucratic state and mock its modernist claims.
They deal with universal and timeless problems, themes, and issues from personal to family, to state to worldly to otherworldly.
Advances in science and technology linked to social responsibility offer promise to address timeless human problems.
Deforestation by illegal loggers, a timeless but growing problem in Madagascar, forces rats from the forests and into the villages.
A Timeless Drama Fertility problems, surrogate motherhood, an unexpected birth, conflict between half-brothers -- the biblical story of Abraham, Sarah, Hagar, Ishmael and Isaac has it all.
