Sentence examples for unending problems from inspiring English sources
Will its unending problems merely give rich nations yet another excuse to write off Africa, already largely forgotten without the cold war to keep the continent strategically relevant?
The museum dwells in what might be called a state of glacial flux, plagued by financial problems, unending rehabilitations and space constraints that keep huge chunks of its collection in storage for years on end.
Still, the problem of unending liability remains.
With his approval ratings sinking and a seemingly unending and systemic crime problem, Emanuel's reelection has been looking less and less inevitable.
One persistent problem in the unending quest to make computers crunch data faster is the connection between the main processor and the memory.
That formulation was almost exquisitely wrong: Pyongyang's own interest is precisely in creating not just one "short-term problem," but an unending succession of them and its "long-term interest" in the multilateral negotiation process will extend only as far as that vehicle can provide diplomatic cover for continuing North Korean proliferation.
President Obama has correctly shown skepticism about the missile defense system promoted by the Bush administration: its performance is unproven, it requires unending additional resources and it faces problems that cannot be solved with existing science.
In what seemed to be an unending party, new companies had little problem raising $43 billion from the public markets in 1997.
The unending rhetoric is about defeating opponents, not solving problems.
AFTER years of congestion, grime and driving hazards, there is an end in sight to the seemingly unending construction on Interstate 287, an effort to remedy problems that surfaced not long after the expressway opened nearly 50 years ago.
The ratings agency cited weakening public finances, sluggish growth, unending deflation and "slow progress in addressing the bad-debt problems".
