Sentence examples for today the problems from inspiring English sources

Today the problems of bulk and page-riffling have largely been solved by bilingual smartphone dictionaries.

In Mr. Reid, Mr. Obama can see today the problems that he might have in two years: the state has the nation's highest unemployment, 14.4 percent, and animosity toward the health care legislation Mr. Obama proposed and Mr. Reid championed runs extremely high.

In fact, Malthus, as an economist concerned with what he called the problem of "gluts" (or, as they would be called today, the problems of economic recession or depression), can be said to have anticipated the economic discoveries made by John Maynard Keynes in the 1930s.

Today the problems and conditions of drinking water are one of the major problems in most countries.

And since information technologies in general and the Web in particular are highly employed for most human activities today, the problems raises concerns in many other technology-intensive areas of human activities.

Today the problems with the American mental health system are obvious to anyone who walks into a prison, as Dorothea Dix did 174 years ago, or visits a street where the homeless congregate.

And today the problem is far worse.

Today the problem is virtually nonexistent.

Though far more common today, the problem is not new.

Today the problem is that too many people are expensively locked up.

"In China today the problem of women's rights is very, very serious," said Ms. Xiao.