Sentence examples for believes the only problem from inspiring English sources

Charles Koch, the libertarian-conservative CEO of Koch Industries, is a major supporter of the criminal justice reform alliance, and his company has also been presumably for business reasons one of the largest contributors to the campaign coffers of Senator Tom Cotton, who apparently believes the only problem with mass incarceration is that it's not massive enough.

"They are the people who idolise the late Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and believe the only problem with socialism is that it has never been properly tried".

It was possible to see the 1958 film, with Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman, and fully believe that the only problem in Maggie and Brick's marriage was alcohol.

Would you have us believe that the only problem with The Times's no longer printing tables with roll-call votes is that the paper is so very tight on space?

…but we continue to believe that the only problem with market timing is getting the timing right and we know that very few traders manage to come close to matching the lucrative returns enjoyed by those who simply stay the course through thick and thin.

Rolles believes the only solution to Vermont's drug problems and the associated violence is legalization, which would mean that government authorities, rather than criminal profiteers, manage the markets.

John Kennedy, former director of care services at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, believes funding isn't the only problem.

The only problem is believing that that's where artichokes end.

As a junior at the college, I believe the only solution to this problem would be not smoking, which would be beneficial for everybody.

"For nearly one year we have been closely following the troublesome conditions of confinement, due process issues, and serious developmental and medical concerns of those being detained," the members of the House wrote, adding, "We believe the only solution to this problem is to end the use of family detention".

And since that is the only problem that the press believes he actually has the power to do something about, his opinions on other subjects are much less interesting.