1.   The more entrenched feeding problems can be very difficult to treat and take a long time to show improvement.

2.   And a lack of robustness in the Shakespearean ranks, it should be added, is an even more entrenched problem in New York.

3.   But he acknowledged that the prevalence of one race in many classes, among other disparities, remained an entrenched problem.

4.   He added that there was nothing harder than tackling entrenched urban problems.

5.   He takes on the task of turning around a magazine with dwindling circulation, sinking advertising revenue and other entrenched problems.

6.   The entrenched problems that hobbled oil investment in Russia and Central Asia before September still loom.

7.   With conservatives controlling both the executive and the Parliament, analysts see anopportunity for France to deal with entrenched problems and to position itself for greater leadership in Europe.

8.   While South Africa copes with such entrenched problems, other staggering problems loom.

9.   But the new team, led by Prime Minister Sergei Kiriyenko, so far has been unable to fix entrenched problems.

10.   As Perez assumes office, he will face a host of entrenched problems.