Sentence examples for a problem that goes from inspiring English sources
It's a problem that goes beyond terrorism.
But this is a problem that goes beyond skint students.
The Jets have a problem that goes beyond this loss.
But this is a problem that goes far beyond it.
Domestic, or intimate-partner violence, is a problem that goes well beyond guns.
In his defense of "our" game, McGwire touched on a problem that goes well beyond sport.
Sharpton also said it was a problem that went much deeper than awards.
By now Lincoln realized he had a problem that went beyond a single, zealous declaration, and he dispatched Postmaster General Frank Blair, of the politically powerful, and very conservative, Blair family, back home to Missouri, to sort things out.
The Yemeni elite's route to prestige, he explains, was to have a job in government and exploit it to make money, a problem that went right to the top.
It also reflects an awareness that this may be a systemic problem that goes beyond the failures of individual authorities.
Britain as a whole has finally accepted that it has a drinking problem that goes beyond fears about binge drinking.
