Sentence examples for a problem of money from inspiring English sources

"It was a problem of money corrupting politics".

This isn't simply a problem of money being short.

"It's a problem of money," said Zale Fall, standing nearby.

To Marvin E. Frankel, who argued on behalf of a second group of plaintiffs, Justice Scalia said: "Your assumption is that the problem is a problem of money, but inner city parochial schools spend much less and do a better job".

Asked about what cash would be provided for the victims of the scandal, Mr Cameron said: "Let's not pretend this was all a problem of money.

But it isn't just a problem of money or morals.

"But that is a problem of corrupt money, and governments and politicians and senior bureaucrats lining their pockets".

Is Israel facing a problem of a hot money inflow?

"It's not a problem of the availability of money but of the capacity to spend it," said Rafael Ruipérez Palmero, a Spanish development official in Haiti.

Adults are particularly boring to kids when they talk about what Ginzburg calls "the problem of money," a concern that animates a number of parenting books, notably "The Opposite of Spoiled: Raising Kids Who Are Grounded, Generous, and Smart About Money," a best-selling 2015 book by Ron Lieber, the personal-finance columnist for the New York Times.

Tanuma, too, was concerned with a monetized economy, especially the problem of money lenders.