Sentence examples for a lone problem from inspiring English sources

"This is not a lone problem, this is a systemic problem," Mr. Ozment said.

And empathy is rarely encouraged by closing the door on a lone problem voice.

Republicans would like to pretend like Congressman Akin's substitution of superstition for science is a lone problem but it's not: they're all magical thinkers, on nearly every issue.

Over the years, the F.B.I. and security analysts have come to describe the phenomenon as a "lone wolf" problem — individual extremists or small groups of attackers operating with little coördination.

If only that were the lone problem.

I did not find being a lone woman a problem.

Lanza was a lone wolf with neurodevelopmental problems not of his own making.

The "wisdom of the crowd" -- aka the notion that the collective opinion of multiple people is likely to produce better solutions to a problem than a lone expert -- may have been made easier by the Internet, but it is by no means a new idea.

A lone toll taker attended to the problem, accepting cash from one of the lead cars, and afterward the line began to move more steadily, which caused Taleb to reconsider his initial diagnosis of the problem.

In the section "Analysis model" we propose an analysis method for breaking down the problem of analyzing whether a person is a lone wolf terrorist or not into smaller sub-problems, such as identifying motives (intent), capabilities, and opportunities.

We keep looking at their deaths in a vacuum – as the result of one unhinged killer, a lone actor who, once locked away, will eliminate the problem.