Sentence examples for clear a problem from inspiring English sources

A White House spokesman, Ken Lisaius, said, "It is very clear a problem exists with the alternative minimum tax, and the president is very sympathetic about the problem, but he believes Congress should tackle first the priorities he has set" to reduce marriage penalties and marginal tax rates and repeal the estate tax.

Clearing a problem quickly is fundamental to traffic management, transportation experts say, and that means changing the old way of doing things.

Gullies will only be cleared when a problem is reported.

In 1907, J. P. Morgan was able to come to the rescue not just because he could get all the people who mattered into one room but because he was facing a clear problem with a clear solution.

"If you're getting paid by somebody to write about your official duties, that seems to me a clear problem," an ethics expert says.

This was mammography at its best: a clear picture of a problem that needed to be fixed.

David Cameron said it was clear Labour had a problem with antisemitism.

The fix: It is not clear how big a problem this could become.

Or: "The problem with criminalizing human trafficking is that it's not entirely clear there is a problem.

"The problem with criminalizing female genital mutilation is that it's not entirely clear there is a problem.

That's a clear indication of a problem.