Sentence examples for a problem very from inspiring English sources

I think there is a problem, very clearly a problem of culture".

It is a problem "very close to my heart: tolerated minorities who may never belong.

When all the thinking, all the conversations and all the approaches are framed in a discourse that sees Aboriginality as a problem, very little positive movement is possible.

In contrast, people who manufacture symptoms of physical or psychiatric illnesses have a problem very different from hypochondria called factitious disorder or Munchausen syndrome.

Instead, he faces a problem very similar to the one Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton described in March 2009 during a lunch with Kevin Rudd, a China expert who was then Australia's prime minister, according to a cable recounting their conversation that was in a newly released trove of WikiLeaks documents.

Since rate control is a problem very closely related to quality control, both types of solutions will be considered in this section.

Asset bloat gets to be a big problem very quickly at a small-company fund.

"It's a great problem, very complicated, to recreate the work of a genius.

But there appears to be a major problem: very few people are taking out the Green deal loans.

"They (the DEA) put us into a very deep problem, very deep.

"District 6 has a problem, a very significant problem".