Sentence examples for believing that the problem from inspiring English sources

My own father has become supportive of gay political objectives to the point of believing that the problem is solved.

Successive governments have poured resources into the region, believing that the problem is caused partly by the south-east's backwardness and poverty.

Many Pakistanis appear to be against the use of force to combat extremists, believing that the problem would go away if the country distanced itself instead from "America's war".

Gay plays, in particular, tend to be retrospective in setting or tone if they include homophobic characters or plotlines and this, I fear, subdues us into believing that the problem has been solved.

He swears often and with relish, believing that the problem with 2011's The Green Hornet (his and Rogen's one clanger) was that they weren't allowed to swear in it.

"No secretary of state should ever go to Northern Ireland, or at least I'm talking about the period to which I belonged, should go to Northern Ireland believing that the problem is going to be solved in his lifetime, I mean during his time in the province," he said.

Hazare came to believe that the problem lay in corruption.

He came to believe that the problem was institutional.

I believe that the problem was created by all the fat that is in wheat germ.

I suggested that perhaps people believe that the problem is restricted to other people's children.

But Abrahams believes that the problem is not so much human willpower as finance.