Sentence examples for believe problems from inspiring English sources

People sometimes believe problems can be fixed by ticking a box, for example one training session and then the school can move on.

No one in this show is on welfare, no one has what we would call, in quotes, 'real problems', but I also believe problems are relative, and although some people are born in unspeakably terrible conditions, some people are born in the suburbs of Michigan and everybody is in pain.

I used to believe problems could be solved with criticism and discourse in our marketplace of ideas.

Per the terms of the settlement, ADP stated it has no reason to believe problems exist with the security of Zenefits software.

Nearly one-quarter of those surveyed believe problems in the criminal justice system will be the most important issue for the next president.

Contrary to what we are led to believe, problems are never the cause of a disquiet mindset; they are a symptom of a disquiet mindset.

Myerson says she believed problems she was having with her husband, Jonathan, may have led to Jake trying drugs.

It is believed problems were caused due to the larger than normal numbers who arrived at the stadium shortly before kick-off.

While the risks of marijuana may be relatively small for each individual user, Naimi believes problems are likely to grow with access to the drug.

She believes problem gambling is far more likely to happen when people gamble alone, asserting that the social aspect of her bingo sessions works against addiction.

"I don't really believe current problems were liquidity problems but solvency problems," Eisenbeis said.