Examples of using The real problems in English and their translations into German
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The Real Problems of this World?!
What are the real problems?
The real problems are what I like to call.
This is annoying, but the real problems lie here.
But the real problems lie within.
You listen! I let you in only when you start tackling the real problems!
One can certainly not ignore the real problems in this young continent.
I believe the PPE-DE is failing to recognise the real problems.
These are the real problems and I wish you success for the Presidency.
I have worked for a local authority, so I know what the real problems are.
They are kept engaged in trivia, and the real problems are kept hidden as if they don't exist.
Are critics of capitalism only seemingly radical and downplaying the real problems?
Mr. Minister, please concern yourself with the real problems and needs of Slovakia and its people.
And the more we fight each other, the more we distract ourselves from the real problems.
The real problems are what I like to call the M&Ms, the Managers and the Meetings.
It is much more important to identify the real problems and find solutions.
And the best thing for that is usually managed with medication,so that we can start to deal with the real problems.
It is thanks to her that we can now speak about the real problems we used to turn a blind eye to.
Rigidity in social systems and entrenched inequality are the real problems of humanity.
And celebrating this heresiarch they hid all the real problems, following the criteria of a false path stretched a utopia reunification.
So, with policymakers and pundits railing against sustained oversized trade imbalances,we need to recognize that the real problems are rooted in excessive concentrations of debt.
With the existing system, the focus is on the real problems, while the new approach directs attention to improvements that are full of promise.
If not further strengthened, this agreement is an irrelevance and distraction from the real problems facing the EU in crisis today.
Cold superiority and detachment from the real problems- that's what really expressed severe forms, accurate calculation and absolute symmetry.
If we do not resolve this problem, then we will be even more detached from the real problems that the Structural Funds should be resolving.
Indeed, it misleads us by failing to identify the real problems and leaving them to be tackled in future.
However, we should not allow ourselves to be distracted from the fact that the real problems in the transport sector lie elsewhere, given the overall increase of 29.