Sentence examples for did not think the problem from inspiring English sources

But Widger said he did not think the problem was extensive.

Houseman, the official in the White House drug policy office, said he did not think the problem was overstated before.

NASA officials said they did not think the problem was serious enough to endanger the astronauts during re-entry".

Chisum said that while he did not think the problem was "widespread," he said that as cities grow, "we're going to have to have some method for settling these disputes".

One, Erica Deiters, 19, of Breese, Ill., said that while she was pained by the actions of some priests -- and the failure of some bishops and cardinals to monitor those priests -- she did not think the problem warranted the attention it was getting.

He did his best, in the wake of his Iowa caucus cacophony, to be humble, even though he clearly did not think the problem was in himself or in his stars, but in the schadenfreude of his rivals and sensationalism of the press.

Nokia said it did not think the problems were serious enough for an upgrade, but later said it would provide a software upgrade in the summer.

Radcliffe said she did not think the problems in Kenya, which has until 5 April to avoid being declared non-compliant by the World Anti-Doping Agency, were as bad as in Russia despite a spate of positive tests.

Hartlepool Labour MP Iain Wright backed the plan, and said he did not think the problems were isolated to Hartlepool or the North East.

Los Angeles County's top election official told the Associated Press that he didn't think the problem would trip up that many voters.

The State Department of Transportation and transit experts at New Haven and Fairfield County business and planning agencies say they do not think the problem is that bad.