Sentence examples for widespread problem for from inspiring English sources
(Note: Delays in Uzbek visa issuance seems to be a widespread problem for many diplomatic missions and international organizations. End note).
And it is procedural over how the system works and how much say China should enjoy.China is just the largest example of a more widespread problem for America.
Incontinence is a widespread problem for women, men, adolescents and children.
Violence is a widespread problem for American youths.
The lack of identification is a widespread problem for the traditionally semi-nomadic Tuareg and Tebu, and especially painful for the young.
Tutorial five, recognizing and responding to sexual abuse, addresses sexual violence, a serious and widespread problem for women with a number of social and gender-related barriers that make it hard for GPs to identify such abuse.
Within a few months, as widespread problems for muni bonds failed to materialize, the market stabilized; it went on to gain more than 10 percent in 2011.
The agency's Climate Adaptation Science Investigators working group, which evaluates risks for all federal agencies, has predicted that sea level rise of five inches to more than two feet by 2050 could cause widespread problems for the five coastal NASA sites.
As desirable as the long-awaited improvement may be, the unusually low level of homes for sale is creating widespread problems for buyers and sellers alike, leading to bidding wars and bubblelike price jumps in places that not long ago were suffering from major declines.
More recently a huge explosion at the Buncefield oil storage terminal in Britain's Hertfordshire caused widespread problems for businesses not just locally but across a large part of England.In 2003 a number of companies suffered serious disruption because of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).
Entrenched social and economic inequities in access to water and sanitation, as well as polluting environmental management practices has caused widespread problems for urban populations.
