Sentence examples for bit of the problem from inspiring English sources
But the intractable bit of the problem comes right back to Broadcasting House.
"That was a bit of the problem and I don't like to complain a lot, mustn't grumble," Hiddink said.
"All our efforts are now directed towards keeping the momentum going and reminding the president that the UK can help solve a bit of the problem for him," she said.
While his comment is obviously tongue-in-cheek, it also reveals a bit of the problem with the current "friend discovery" formula.
That's a bit of the problem with EIR's and all the other self-serving notes from Epstein's mother that have become a standard part of the process of trying to rationalize and justify just about any kind of construction or public works project.
Each chromosome is a solution, usually but not necessarily binary bit string, of the problem.
It reminds me a bit of the Japan problem: Because these projects carry big political stakes, nobody can criticize parts of them without being treated as an existential threat.
Gov. Jerry Brown's transfer plan "would solve quite a bit" of the overcrowding problem, though not as quickly as the court wants, said Matthew Cate, secretary of California's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
But if it doesnt, you may see this (investment) prolongs for quite a bit of time the problems that weve got..
"Their background is a little bit like the problem of lots of other museums that have transcended the character of their founders.
"The entrenched leadership of the Republican party is every bit a part of the problem as the Democrats," Williams said.
