Sentence examples for basically a problem from inspiring English sources

The current problem with physics, he thinks, is basically a problem of style.

"Abortion and the risks of illegality are basically a problem for the poor and black women of Brazil," Diniz says.

John Sutherland, a biochemist at Cambridge University in England, said geologists and astronomers were more interested in talking and speculating about the origin of life than chemists were, even though it is basically a problem of "nitty-gritty chemistry".

"The risk is that in a society where the Sweden Democrats have a greater and greater say and immigration is portrayed as basically a problem, racist ideas and actions become more normalised," says Daniel Poohl, editor of the anti-racist magazine Expo, who says racism and intolerance are a basic part of the party's identity.

It's basically a problem of services.

Now, I admit this is basically a minor problem, as problems go, but the prospect of Christmas in the antipodes renders me as rueful as Eeyore on a rainy day.

"Other organisations see poverty basically as a problem with income and straight away start microfinance and so on", Ariyaratne states.

(In 2008, Obama trailed John McCain by twelve points among white voters: fifty-five per cent to forty-three per cent) Right, ten to twelve points is basically not a problem.

Design refers basically to a problem solving method, a creative problem solving approach and relevant processes.

Systrom explains that "It basically solves a problem for all these people who want to take a ton of photos of an event or something in their lives, but want to manage what their profile looks like and not bomb feed, obviously, as that's one of the no-nos on Instagram".

"It's basically a chemistry problem," Dr. Dowling said.