101.   Pouring funds into Russia, however, will only make sense once Russia has tackled its structural problems, he said.

102.   A footbridge at the Maccabiah Games collapsed because of structural problems, not because heavy police vehicles used it at one point, an engineering professor testified Monday.

103.   A dozen occupants were reported missing in the collapse, which tentatively was blamed on structural problems.

104.   After the accident last year, an engineering review found numerous other structural problems, which are being repaired.

105.   Analysts predict that if Europe deals with its structural problems, the euro and dollar will probably be on more equal footing in the future.

106.   Arguably, these will be structural problems found in pockets of overheating or areas of persistently high unemployment.

107.   Appraising Attributes or Performance The focus on performance can help overcome structural problems in assessment, that is personality.

108.   But CASS, a government-run think tank, warned that structural problems in the economy could continue to create problems in the future, the newspaper said.

109.   But he said Japan must address the structural problems in its health care delivery system, rather than shifting the burden to the foreign medical equipment and pharmaceutical manufacturers.

110.   But structural problems, like huge U.S. fiscal and trade deficits and relatively slow American economic growth, are driving the longer-term decline.