Sentence examples for two key problem from inspiring English sources

With President Lobo's firing of his controversial police chief, Juan Carlos "El Tigre" Bonilla (dogged by allegations that he ran "death squads" when he was a low-level officer), last week and congressional passage of huge tax hikes on Saturday, Mr. Hernández will now have more flexibility to act in two key problem areas: security and public spending.

Nonetheless, there are two key problems.

Tombs sees two key problems for retailers.

There are two key problems with School Direct.

There are two key problems with this approach.

There are two key problems with Hansen's argument against coal: cost and scale.

Pollard told the Guardian there were two key problems with the proposed changes.

On the libel question, Rusbridger identified two key problems: libel tourism; and the cost of defending cases.

In it, he addressed two key problems: a dearth of decent roles for little people, and the threat to their livelihoods posed by animation technology.

To help fulfil this lofty ambition, Cooper says Radio 1 has to crack two key problems: distribution of content and measuring success in the modern digital world.

The judges identified two key problems with the law: that it does not provide for independent court or judicial scrutiny to ensure that only data deemed "strictly necessary" is examined; and that there is no definition of what constitutes "serious offences" in relation to which material can be investigated.