Sentences with phrase «deep structural problems in»

There are now deep structural problems in the way research is financed.

He argues that people are now frustrated, disengaged and angry with government, politics, their economic circumstances and their daily lives which are caused by deep structural problems in the systems that dominate our modern world.

While the media continues to blame parents, out - of - control parents are much more a reflection of the deep structural problems in today's youth sports; a symptom of the disease, not the disease itself.

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In fact, some observers believe the Asian giant — the world's third - largest economy — is finally awakening from its long slumber and confronting its deep structural problems.

The same midfield played, and failed, away at Tottenham the next month, but in fairness to all three, Arsenal's problems with pressing are deep - rooted, structural and almost independent of personnel, and point to a deeper coaching issue.

Such evidence indicates that the problem is historically deep - seated, which means that it is highly unlikely that devolution in its present form will give the city region of Manchester the financial resources, administrative capability and policy imagination to manage these genuinely structural problems.

The paradox facing charter - school advocates is that, in the name of encouraging radically decentralized control of schools, they may unwittingly help to undermine the state's political ability to address the deeper structural and economic problems facing public education.

There's the deep structural problems implied by such things as higher incidence of major drought and, perversely, major flooding and storms in the same regions.