Sentence examples for wide problems in from inspiring English sources

The RTM Radionuclide Technique in Mechanical engineering is now extended to the solution of world wide problems in medicine technique (prosthetics), and in development of modern materials (synthetic materials, ceramics, hard coatings, etc).

There are wider problems in the Islands of Chaldea.

But the banking wobble has highlighted serious wider problems in the sluggish economy.

HelpAge International claims that witchcraft allegations are often generated by wider problems in the community.

And does the controversy hint at wider problems in the singer's life and career?

Sick, certainly; but indicative of wider problems in Japan, probably not.

But the reality is, in our interconnected world, wider problems in the global economy pose a real risk to our recovery at home.

It is worth reading because it implies that the BoJ can't just start the quantitative easing pump without fixing wider problems in its economy.

France had been so preoccupied with watching Islamic radicals, said the report, that it had neglected the wider problems in its banlieues.

It's time he got a grip.' "David Cameron's A&E crisis is a symptom of wider problems in the NHS and care system, which this announcement will not address.

The chain's troubles are partly a result of wider problems in the brick-and-mortar electronics industry and add fuel to the notion that selling consumer electronics in stores is becoming less and less viable.