Sentence examples for certainly the problem from inspiring English sources

Certainly the problem is multifaceted.

Certainly the problem is not cyberspace itself.

It exemplifies the essential problem with white anti-racism in general, certainly the problem with anti-racism in Sweden.

All governments regulate food and drink sales, and certainly the problem lacks the urgency of the E.coli infections in Germany and Scandinavia, including Denmark, which has claimed lives and affected hundreds of people.

Certainly, the problem of architecture is not in glamorous buildings like the World Trade Centre; the real issue is the living city, low-cost housing, parks and so on".

"Certainly, the problem of racism was solved under Barack Obama," the comedian joked.

Sometimes, certainly, the #problems meme can be hilarious.

Certainly the problems in today's system are real and growing.

"Certainly the problems specifically affecting women in Syria are not unimportant," said Kenneth M. Pollack, a former staff member of the National Security Council who is now a scholar at the Brookings Institution.

Certainly the problems can't be ascribed to the famously waltzing Sondheim songs, even when, as here, they are scaled down for a chamber group of six musicians and sung by performers with varying acting skills.

"Certainly the problems that have infected women empowerment and progress in Gilgit-Baltistan, don't exist in here.