Sentence examples for ever the problem is from inspiring English sources

As ever, the problem is politics.

But as ever the problem is the lack of first-team opportunity for academy players.

As ever, the problem isn't working out what needs to be done but how to make it happen.

With more women in the workplace, with more experience and education than ever, the problem isn't as much the availability of qualified women leaders as it is a corporate culture in America that keeps them from filling more board seats and executive offices.

On the other hand, if we engage the Iranians and they don't reciprocate then it becomes clearer than ever that the problem is Tehran, not Washington.

And have you ever felt that the problem is more serious than the doctors have found?

(Who has ever suggested otherwise?) The problem is that there is nothing terribly scandalous, at the present stage of our civilization, about the sight of Ms. Aniston's bellybutton or the utterance of the phrase "anal sex".

Back in November, I wrote up a review of the new Magic Mouse, noting that it was "Apple's best mouse ever, but…" Essentially, the problem is a software one.

Whatever the problem is, never, ever, ever is it the private sector's fault.

Jen Chaney of The Washington Post thought the film was successful as an "attempt to transport moviegoers to a hallucinatory version of the hereafter unlike anything they've ever witnessed on film", but, "The problem is that it's also the most excruciating sit in recent cinematic memory.

As ever the problems were further back, based above all in England's inability to play the ball out calmly, or to keep it with any purpose in midfield.