Sentence examples for very same problems from inspiring English sources
When NSA exploits flaws, it enters into a fundamental conflict between its mission to gather intelligence and its mission to protect citizens from hostile entities seeking to take advantage the very same problems.
But now a system that was designed to share knowledge and stop scientific fraud may be suffering from the very same problems that the pioneering publishers at the Royal Society were trying to overcome, namely fraud and poor communication.
He said that Entwistle ticked all the boxes at the interview stage in highlighting internal issues at the BBC, such as a "silo mentality" and internecine fighting between departments, only to see him fall foul of the very same problems when the Savile and Lord McAlpine issues hit the corporation.
In the 1960s, wildlife faced these very same problems.
It is therefore hardly surprising that the issues they raise are directly linked to these very same problems.
De Beauvoir's definition also raises a second set of problems indeed, the very same problems Haslanger defines as those of commonality and normativity.
DC Comics tried to address this very same problem seventy-five yeago ago.
Of course, this is the very same problem in reverse suffered by Greenburgh residents for years.
He is excited to see his suspicions confirmed by a recent article on research into the very same problem.
Ironically, Gordon Brown now faces the very same problem which he laid at the door of the last Conservative government.
