Sentence examples for a problem of imagination from inspiring English sources

Nor is it a problem of imagination.

Weisman's problem — and the problem of all those who warn about overpopulation or, for that matter, the correlative dangers of ecological devastation — is a problem of imagination.

I'm not arguing, as Jonathan Dee did years ago, that this is a problem because of any failure of imagination.

The problem is a want of imagination.

But his biggest problem is a failure of imagination.

A deficit of imagination is a problem for any administration, but a crippling one for governments of the centre-left, which tend to live and die by their ideas".Their time is up".

Whether because of budgetary pressures, production problems, lack of imagination or old-fashioned incompetence, one of the three is often sacrificed, usually desirability or responsibility.

Max Bergmann, who worked at the State Department until 2017, and had access to classified reports on the Russia activities, described the problem to me as "a failure of imagination.

The problem stems partly from a lack of imagination.

Mr. Daalder, the Brookings expert, said that perhaps the biggest problem was a continuing "failure of imagination" about the range of potential threats.

England crashed out of the competition to become the first host nation not to make the knockout stages while the final was contested by New Zealand and Australia in a southern hemisphere showdown.Jones felt a lot of their problems were down to a lack of imagination in the Six Nations.