Sentence examples for entirely a problem from inspiring English sources

That argument, though, ignores the underlying problem of excessive nutrients in Okeechobee entirely — a problem Scott's policies made worse during his two terms as governor.

Not that Pattinson entirely has a problem with embarrassment.

More than 20 years ago the phenomenon of successive, recession-related waves of unemployment that ended up accumulating was considered to be entirely a European problem (Blanchard and Summers, [1986]).

The truthmaker account of ontological commitment like the quantifier account, but for an entirely different reason has a problem with capturing implicit commitment.

Despite lip-service, about the need for treatment, harm-reduction and other strategies to address drug use as a health issue, why do the federal government's actual policies and budget still treat the situation as almost entirely a law enforcement problem?

This is a problem entirely of Shanahan's making.

They are exactly the wrong solution to a problem entirely of big agriculture's own making.

This is a problem entirely of the government's own making.

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.

Here's an interesting paragraph from Dana Milbank's Washington Post column assessing the political consequences of the House Republican push to pass a ban on sex-selective abortions: The problem with [the] proposal is that it's not entirely clear there is a problem.